Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear life jackets from Nov. 1 to April 30 when in boats less than 16 feet long and in all canoes and kayaks. The Pennsylvania Fish &
All descendants of the original transplants from the early-1900s, they live in Elk, Cameron, Clinton, Clearfield and Potter counties, although, on occasion some stray from that region, including a bull that ventured into Cambria County
Hunters harvesting deer in Lancaster County are encouraged to have them tested for CWD.
For hunters in Pennsylvania, time spent in the woods allows one to connect with a range of colors and wildlife movement.
Rivers Conservation and Fly Fishing Youth Camp to accept early applications in Pennsylvania.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Oct. 26: “Back to the 50’s Women for Wildlife Banquet, RMEF. 5 p.m., Cross Creek Resort. For more info call Tammy Mowry, 724-822-7390. Dec. 6: Bear Hollow WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Sandy Creek Fire
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Dan Puhala reports the first week of the early WMU 2B archery season was an exciting one for a local hunter who was able to
Rumor has it that ruffed grouse numbers aren’t bad across the upland species’ range this year, and even in down years, the author still heads afield.
Knowing the difference between a male and female ruffed grouse can be a little tricky to the naked eye. Michael Hehner sits down with Outdoor News and shows a couple of tricks that help him
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