Banquets/Fundraisers. March 4-5: Christ Evangelical Church, Sportsman’s Banquet, 5 p.m. For more info call Jeff Bailey, 610-488-1243. March 5: Perkiomen Valley Chapter DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Springford Country Club. For more info call Linda Buler,
Chronic wasting disease edged closer to Pennsylvania in recent weeks, and experts say it is only a matter of time before it is discovered here.
Although ice-fishing continued through mid-February in parts of the state, spates of mild weather were causing unfishable conditions on some lakes, and generating a “last ice” scenario on others. Approved Trout Waters will close for
I have mixed emotions about this subject. I’m convinced that our country is in deep trouble, and much of it is related to importing so much oil from the Mideast. So developing all the domestic
Since New Year’s Day, I have been anxious to do some winter trout fishing, but central Pennsylvania has had a colder than average winter. Any remotely possible weather day just never suited my schedule. Finally,
Ice fishing continued into early February, and anglers were reminded to exercise extreme caution when venturing onto frozen surfaces. Some Fish & Boat Commission’s stockings were rescheduled because of extreme weather forecasts. Those and the
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Mario L. Piccirilli cited an individual for illegally shooting two deer. “The first deer he didn’t tag at all, and the second deer he was planning to use a borrowed
Banquets/Fundraisers. Feb. 18: Penn Forest Sportsman Banquet, Lower Milford Fire Co. For more info call Dick Koch, 610-967-1518. Feb. 19: Cascade Thundering Toms Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shenago Fire Hall Lawrence County. For more info call
Harrisburg – In times gone by, hunters could go season to season without ever looking at their hunting digest and still know what deer season was going to look like. No more. The rules have
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