“Good morning honey. Well, go get that big buck. Be careful, I love you lots! XOXOXO” Brookville, Pa. – That was the note Rena Altman left for her husband of 22 years, Dave Altman, on
NORTHWEST REGION • Erie County WCO Darin L. Clark investigated numerous reports of deer carcasses dumped along roads. “Most deer show signs of being lawfully tagged and were just dumped to get rid of the
I hope this doesn’t set a precedent. In October and December of 2010 a group of hunters from Maine went on a killing spree in Bradford County. They killed 32 deer, at least that’s how
Depending on your outlook, of course, it is either a really good thing or a very bad development that elected officials — politicians — are trying to get involved in or interfere with wildlife management
Greensburg, Pa. – Scott Fassinger’s long-term goal is a big one: He wants to shoot the next world-record white-tailed deer. That’s a tall task, he admits. And he should know. He’s taken lots of record-book
NORTHWEST REGION • Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik and deputies, on the opening day of deer season, apprehended several individuals hunting over bait in four locations. “One man had his 12-year-old son with him
Rifle deer season and cold, rainy weather put the kibosh on fishing in much of the state through Dec. 10. Anglers were hoping for ice by Christmas. NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries – Good
Part 2 of 2 Harrisburg – Jack Reneau’s first and only Pennsylvania buck was bigger than most he’d ever seen. The Ellwood City native shot a seven-point in the 1950s near Kinzua Dam. Convinced that
Harrisburg – At the behest of the Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania, the Allegheny County Sportsmen’s League and its wildlife-management consultant John Eveland, a state representative has written legislation that would result in fewer antlerless deer
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