The small jet accelerated, wings grabbed the air, and its tires left terra firma behind. I was soon looking down upon row after row of green farmland laid out in exact squares. Each corn-filled square
Turns out that this year will go down as a bad one for boating fatalities in Pennsylvania. We know it already. By mid-July there had already been 13, according to the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat
All across Pennsylvania, volunteer organizers and activists plan events, lead habitat projects, tirelessly head sportsmen’s clubs, or rally for cleaner water, land preservation or hunting/shooting rights. These are the guys and gals who step up
I got this letter recently, and decided that being able to access this information would be good for readers of my blog, too… “Not long ago Bob Steiner wrote a column that included information about
Pittsburgh – A suburban Pittsburgh man has vowed to wage a legal battle to get his pet monkey returned from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Although a municipal judge recently upheld the commission’s confiscation of the
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Game Commission has, for the first time ever, come out in support of expanded Sunday hunting. But it was not a decision made without controversy. The idea passed by the narrowest
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak states that increased patrols in some high activity areas on state game lands have resulted in citations being filed for illegal ATV activity as well as others
University Park, Pa. – Shrinking furbearer habitat and a decline in trapping may be impacting efforts to stem the spread of rabies. The average number of wildlife rabies cases in Pennsylvania spiraled in the 1980s
Special Event July 11: Fish & Boat Commission Special Event, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Memorial Lake State Park. For more info call Laurel Anders, 717-705-7849. July 30: McDonald Sportsmen’s Assoc. Gun Bash. For more info call Jim
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