Increasing your odds of finding shed antlers
Site Staff
March 6, 2015
More and more people look for shed deer antlers every year.
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Pheasants Forever, USDA sign MOU through 2020 to renew partner commitment to conservation
Site Staff
March 2, 2015
Recapping Pheasants Forever’s 2015 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic in Des Moines; 2016 event headed for Kansas City
Is West Nile virus decimating grouse?
Site Staff
March 2, 2015
It’s a tale often told and retold: grouse population declines are the result of changing habitat. Simply put, there’s not as much scrubby stuff as their once was, and bird populations have declined as a
Massive, 561-pound bear: Pennsylvania's 15th heaviest by bow since 2001 [Photo]
Site Staff
March 2, 2015
Heath Bromley is already scouting bears for next fall, but admits it will be tough to top the 561-pound bruin he harvested Nov. 18, 2014.
Pennsylvania finds five new chronic wasting disease cases
Site Staff
March 2, 2015
Is the Pennsylvania Game Commission doing everything it can to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease?
Youth and hard water: Tips for taking kids ice fishing
Site Staff
February 28, 2015
Youngsters naturally love to crank up fish. Keep it enjoyable and you’ll help build the next generation of anglers, plus a fishing buddy for life.
The language of fishing and its un-subtle nuances
Site Staff
February 27, 2015
From suspended fish to lead-core to kickers and socks, sport anglers use terminology that almost require a glossary for the new or uninitiated
Caught in Lake Mille Lacs: a yellow perch that’s blue
Site Staff
February 26, 2015
Dan Hanson caught a peculiar perch while fishing the Johnson’s Portside Perch Extravaganza on Lake Mille Lacs on Saturday.
