Erie, Pa. – The idea of raising smaller trout to save money? It doesn’t look like it’s going anywhere anytime soon. Brian Wisner, chief of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s hatchery division, first floated
Erie, Pa. – Anglers and hunters are going to have something in common soon. Starting next fall, they’ll both be required to wear life jackets while on the water at certain times of the year.
Season Dates Oct. 14: Special squirrel season closes for junior hunters. Oct. 15: Special pheasant season closes for junior hunters. Oct. 15: Regular squirrel season opens. Oct. 15: Ruffed grouse season opens. Oct. 15: Statewide
Special Event Sept. 30-Oct. 1: Pennsylvania Trappers, District 10 Convention, Fri. 3-8 p.m., Sat. 8-6 p.m., West End Fairgrounds. For more info call Scott, 610-863-9759. Oct. 1-2: Armstrong Antlers & Anglers, Hunting & Fishing Showcase,
Harrisburg – It’s tough being a pheasant hunter in Pennsylvania, what with the number of birds available having steadily declined over the years. Now it’s about to get even tougher. The same storms – Hurricane
Each year, it costs more for the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission to raise trout, while at the same time fishing license sales decrease. No license or trout stamp fee increase is even on the
We’re all about breaking down barriers to newcomers, so we like this article from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks… A few days ago a co-worker, commenting on the breeding duck population surveys this year, told
If you have been closely following the debate over expanded Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania, you may think that all the farmers in Pennsylvania oppose lifting the ban. The Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, which claims to represent
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Mark A. Allegro recently investigated complaints of ATVs driving on a farmer’s fields, as well as an individual unlawfully parking her vehicle on state game land and illegally picking seeds
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