Despite well over 2, 000 letters in opposition, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission voted to delist the timber rattlesnake. It was the right thing to do.
Certainly multiple-arrow sessions have their place in developing your shooting form, building your muscles and tightening your groups. But don’t ignore a one-shot practice regimen.
Geese are starting to fly to feeding and watering spots, and now’s the time to get a good idea where your first day of September goose season will begin.
Can a Midwestern white-tailed deer hunter ever really prepare for the elk mountains?
By Randy Santucci – Fellow hunters, we must get our heads out of the sand in Pennsylvania! We need to catch up with the times and become aware of what is being done safely nationally,
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Anglers trolling for walleyes in 90 feet of water reported nice catches through the end of July. Largemouth bass action also was good. The South Pier was yielding large channel
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichtenberger reports that he has been busy with nuisance wildlife complaints. The animals involved ranged from muskrats and skunks to beavers and bears. Venango
Banquets/Fundraisers. Sept. 10: Chester County WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., Wagontown Fire Hall, Wagontown. For more info call Art Lyle, 484-643-6132. Sept. 17: Northern PA Mountain Wapiti Banquet, 4 p.m., Knights of Columbus Hall. For more
As hunters gear up for deer season, Rep. Bryan Cutler, R-Lancaster, is calling on the Pennsylvania Game Commission to meet with them and hear their concerns.
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