A new perspective on Lyme
Site Staff
July 17, 2013
Seeing the disease up close is an eye-opening experience
Pennsylvania
The good, the bad and the unforgivable
Site Staff
July 10, 2013
Good news concerning bald eagles in Pennsylvania has appeared in recent editions of newspapers, but bad news always seems nearby
Hay season a dangerous time for farmland wildlife
Site Staff
July 8, 2013
Losses do occur, but the benefits that wildlife derive from an active farm more than compensate
Northwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – July 5th, 2013
Site Staff
July 4, 2013
Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — As of June 24, a calm lake was yielding perch and walleyes, with the best perch bite in 38 to 40 feet towards Trout Run. Walleyes were
Hunter safety instructors rebel against short classes
Staff Report
July 4, 2013
Efforts to make hunter safety education classes easier for students to fit into their schedules are running into resistance.
Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – July 5th, 2013
Site Staff
July 4, 2013
Ohio, Beaver rivers (Allegheny, Beaver counties) — Catfish turned on in recent weeks, with numbers of large flatheads reported at different spots on the both rivers. The waters below the locks and dams, and the
Lawmakers protect wild boars on state’s hunting preserves
Site Staff
July 4, 2013
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners has once again tabled action on feral swine and wild boars.
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – July 5th, 2013
Site Staff
July 4, 2013
Penns Creek (Union, Mifflin counties) — Lower-than-normal flow with good clarity and water temperatures in the 50s were reported June 24. A dry-dropper technique using a Stimulator or other Sstonefly pattern on top and nymph
Research: Why aren’t forests regenerating?
Site Staff
July 4, 2013
Researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences over the next several years will study multiple factors affecting forest regeneration in Pennsylvania.
