I am a life member of the PA Trappers Association as well as the National Trappers Association. I have trapped in the commonwealth for more than five decades. There is no trapper in the state
E-scouting has changed the whitetail-hunting game. This is most evident among the traveling, DIY crowd, but deer-hunting homebodies can also find plenty of value in taking an aerial view of their ground.
While there’s
I sense that even those of us who indulge in Pennsylvania’s outdoor assets sometimes forget how varied, appealing, and welcoming our woods and waters are. A recent day of mild adventure proved the Office of
No matter the passage of time, man’s imprint on the environment is difficult to erase, whether it occurred decades, centuries or millennia ago.
If you were to get a bird’s eye view of
A fly-fishing school for teens will be offered in Centre County next spring through a partnership between the Wildlife Leadership Academy and the Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Association.
The three-day program, Stepping Stones, will introduce
Southwest Regional Director Jason Farabaugh recently announced that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has been made aware of a mechanical malfunction of the water-control structure on Cranberry Glade Lake in Somerset County.
The result of
It is easy to say that legislators shouldn’t weigh in on hunting issues.
And it’s noble to believe that the Pennsylvania Game Commission is a truly independent agency, free and clear from political influence. But
The Pennsylvania Game Commission implemented the Deer Management Assistance Program on select state game lands for the first time this year, and it didn’t take hunters long to jump at the opportunity.
Permits
A four-foot alligator recently captured by kayakers from southwestern Pennsylvania’s Kiskiminetas River is adjusting to new digs in Pittsburgh as part of a long-term plan to eventually send him to a sanctuary down South.
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