Pennsylvania’s 2015 bear kill ranks as third highest ever
Site Staff
March 7, 2016
Harvest of 3,748 includes 68 over 500-pound mark
Newsletter
Plea agreement in major elephant ivory trafficking case
Staff Report
March 7, 2016
Buffalo, N.Y. — A 77-year-old western New York man is facing prison time and a fine of up to $250,000 after pleading guilty to federal charges of illegal wildlife trafficking. U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul,
The secret to calling turkeys
Site Staff
March 3, 2016
Practice a few turkey calls until you’re really good with them
Five things birders should watch in March
Site Staff
March 1, 2016
Forget American robins and look for the real, best harbinger of spring…
Maple sugaring is a longtime homestead favorite
Tyler Frantz
March 1, 2016
Hunters and fishermen love maple sugaring
Penn State forest research study uses GPS to track deer
Site Staff
February 29, 2016
University Park — White-tailed deer, though cute and wide-eyed like Bambi, can wreak havoc on the land around them. And no one knows this better than Jack Ray. Ray’s property borders Rothrock State Forest, a
Cameron County gunmaker crafts rifle for ‘Revenant’
Site Staff
February 29, 2016
DuBois, Pa. — When Ron Luckenbill was growing up, his father was known for his ability to fix things. He often repaired gun stocks. “It was a time when surplus rifles were being converted for
DNR concludes annual elk survey
Site Staff
February 29, 2016
Bemidji, Minn. — The results of annual aerial elk population surveys in northwestern Minnesota underscore the importance of an elk research project that kicked off last week, according to the DNR. As part of the
Trip to Death Valley delights with spring flowers
Site Staff
February 26, 2016
El Nino winter credited with bloom bonanza
