Pittsburgh – When Brianne Stewart, 12, of West Newton, shot her first deer this fall, she joined a small sorority of hunters who are bucking a nationwide trend. She is one 304,000 girls – 19
Harrisburg – A fish disease that was originally identified as a potential threat to trout in commercial hatcheries in Europe, then later caused widespread die-offs of freshwater drum, white bass and yellow perch in the
Greensburg, Pa. – Pennsyl-vania has a bear season, one for black bears in particular. That’s just what Chuck Williams shot on opening day of the 2006 season, too. You’d never know it, though, not to
Slate Run, Cedar Run (Lycoming County) – Lack of rain has been a real problem in recent weeks to the extent that area mountain feeder streams are at very low flow. The few anglers targeting
Harrisburg – By the time prolonged sub-freezing temperatures frosted most of the Northeast in early November – presumably killing the biting midges that spread epizootic hemorrhagic disease that killed thousands of deer – EHD had
Altoona, Pa. – Much of the opposition to Sunday hunting is dishonest and selfish, according to leaders of national hunting-rights groups who have participated in successful campaigns to legalize it in other states. The general
Allegheny River – Andy Blackwell, of Homewood, landed a 40-inch, 35-pound flathead catfish on a shiner at Highland Park in recent weeks. Shawn Kurtz, of Springdale, caught a 4-pound, 2-ounce smallmouth bass on a sucker
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