Lancaster, Pa. – Former Pennsylvania Game commissioner, and current president of Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania, Steve Mohr admitted in July to illegally buying six puppies that were determined to be part wolf. Mohr, 61, of
Confluence, Pa. – For days leading up to the Fourth of July weekend, a bright yellow racing boat evoked awe as well as ire on the Youghiogheny River Reservoir that straddles Pennsylvania and Maryland. The
Harrisburg – Soon, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners will be asked to approve plans to allow drillers to mine for Marcellus gas under agency property. The commission has been negotiating with drillers to lease the
Pittsburgh – A suburban Pittsburgh man has vowed to wage a legal battle to get his pet monkey returned from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Although a municipal judge recently upheld the commission’s confiscation of the
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Game Commission has, for the first time ever, come out in support of expanded Sunday hunting. But it was not a decision made without controversy. The idea passed by the narrowest
University Park, Pa. – Shrinking furbearer habitat and a decline in trapping may be impacting efforts to stem the spread of rabies. The average number of wildlife rabies cases in Pennsylvania spiraled in the 1980s
LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) – Two emotional issues that could profoundly change the face of hunting in Pennsylvania – hunting on Sundays and a ban on live bird shoots – are moving through the Legislature. Neither
Lancaster, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has resigned itself to the fact that flathead catfish are now established in the Susquehanna River. “We have a large population of flatheads on the lower
Philadelphia – It appears that the series of beaver attacks here, labeled as bizarre by a Pennsylvania Game Commission spokesman, may be over. By this issue’s deadline there had been no more incidents with beavers
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