A measure authorizing the use of body cameras for deputy law enforcement officers with the Pennsylvania Game Commission and state Fish & Boat Commission is headed to the Senate floor for a vote.
Introduced
Since 2005, Penn State has worked steadily toward lowering its university-wide greenhouse gas emissions. Along the way, the university set and met various goals – including a 17.5% reduction by 2012 and a 35% reduction
The relatively warm and mostly snow-free winter was a welcome reprieve for whitetails, especially in parts of far northern Minnesota that experienced severe winters in each of the prior two years. Most deer should have
Although the Game and Fisheries Committee voted along party lines to advance a bill that would lift the prohibition on Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania, members of the House weren’t quite ready to take a vote.<br
A nearly two-year investigation by the Pennsylvania Game Commission has led to the filing of 71 charges against three Chester County residents – a father and his two adult sons – who are accused of
During the Oct. 2 meeting of the Ohio Wildlife Council, members were provided the results of the Sandusky Fisheries Research Station’s Western Basin trawling figures for the 2024 walleye hatch.
While this peek gives
Sept. 28 marked the 52nd National Hunting and Fishing Day, an annual event first proclaimed by President Richard M. Nixon in 1972. Hunting and fishing and target shooting were then, and remain, lifestyle choices enjoyed
Minnesota’s newest and most publicized state wildlife management area is now open for business for fall hunting and other traditional uses, although the east-metro unit is far from a finished product.
State officials
Illinois ranks fifth in the nation when it comes to percentage of deer harvested by bow or crossbow, according a report by the National Deer Association.
NDA based its analysis on the 2022-23 season
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