Pennsylvania
Time for PGC to do all business in public
I want to say upfront that I admire the folks who have served and are serving as Pennsylvania game commissioners. Being a board member of the agency is mostly a thankless job, and the abuse
Still no ice, but trout stockings offer opportunity
Weather patterns fluctuated at the start of the year, affecting conditions on fisheries around the state. Trout streams got a boost from a spate of mild weather Jan. 6 and 7. Ice fishing was reported
WCO Reports – January 20th, 2012
NORTHWEST REGION •Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak is filing charges in a case where an individual killed an antlered deer and two antlerless deer, both button bucks, during archery season and killed an antlerless
Europe’s bats may offer solution to white nose
A scientist studying the mysterious fungal ailment killing millions of bats across Pennsylvania, New York and other states said the experiences of European bats that have been infected with a similar fungus that they’ve survived
Poachers get break with new law in Pennsylvania
The state’s new anti-poaching law failed to pack a wallop against two of Pennsylvania’s most notorious offenders, prompting some to question how tough it really is.
PGC biz is done behind closed doors
When it comes to access to the decision-making process, sportsmen spend more but get less from Pennsylvania Game commissioners then they do from Fish & Boat commissioners.
Turns out, governor will create a council
The message, when it finally came, was humorously misleading. I wondered afterward if somebody in the governor’s office had a devious sense of humor – perhaps Tom Corbett himself. They really had us going! But
Displaying a license less hassle than digging out wallet
I’m not sure where the sudden demand to do away with the license-display requirement came from, but I do know it’s an issue that highlights just how different the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania Fish
