
Officials worry killings of eagles is a troubling omen
With American bald eagles on the increase in Pennsylvania, wildlife officials worry that the slaughter of two mature birds in May is a dark indication of more such incidents to come.
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With American bald eagles on the increase in Pennsylvania, wildlife officials worry that the slaughter of two mature birds in May is a dark indication of more such incidents to come.

It’s getting close to crunch time for the cooperative nurseries around the state.

The battle to legalize Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania may go to the courts in the next few weeks.

In the face of chronic wasting disease, Pennsylvania game commissioners are considering banning the use of deer urine statewide by hunters.

It’s been well documented that hunting is one of the safest pastimes in the outdoors.

The Susquehanna River will not be included on Pennsylvania’s list of impaired waters at least until 2014.

This is a mystery only beginning to be explored.

State legislators are the ones that directed Pennsylvania’s Game and Fish & Boat commissions to safeguard Pennsylvania’s wildlife.

In a maneuver clearly aimed at avoiding another clash with state lawmakers, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners decided at their recent quarterly meeting not to seek a new regulation requiring the registration of unpowered boats.
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