Pennsylvania has more organized coyote hunts than any other state, about two dozen. Increasingly, in other states, the public has found them to be barbaric.
Last month New York became the 10th state to
Sunbury, Pa. — No arrests have been made in connection with a Sept. 17, 2023, incident in Northumberland County in which vandals broke into a fur farm and released hundreds of minks..
The North Country National Scenic Trail running from North Dakota to Vermont and through western Pennsylvania is now a National Park Service unit.
Traversing eight states, it is twice the length of the Appalachian
Martz’s is a third-generation business that offers upland bird hunts and sporting clays across 1,300 acres.
A Pennsylvania legislator plans to introduce a bill to legalize the use of drones for game recovery.
The move comes a month after an undercover operation by the Pennsylvania Game Commission resulted in several
It is easy to point to declining populations as the reason why fewer people hunt for small game today. Same thing with turkeys – which, until recently, it was believed that a drastic drop in
When I read the reader commentary in the Dec. 22 issue of Pennsylvania Outdoor News, I thought, “Wow – this guy makes sense.”
Wayne Bush of Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania, was commenting about two Clearfield
Pennsylvania has received federal funds aimed at reducing the number of deadly wildlife-vehicle collisions on commonwealth roadways while improving connectivity for terrestrial and aquatic species.
An $840,000 grant from the Federal Highway Administration’s Wildlife
Lancaster County’s intense farming has become both a blessing and a curse.
Some of the richest soil on earth has earned the county the nationally known “Garden Spot” moniker. But no other county in
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