Rut-crazed bucks may be easier to encounter, but for a specific buck, early season may be better.
There’s no doubt that when it comes to increasing your chances at a trophy buck, the rut
One of the big takeaways from the recent “shared services” study by the Wildlife Management Institute was that savings and efficiency could be realized by eliminating redundancy within the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Fish &
Deer hunters always seem up for a good debate, which these days is often capable of deteriorating into a full-blown argument, especially if it involves Facebook or message boards.
Maybe it’s always been that
Pennsylvania’s state game lands are usually thought of as places to hunt, trap, or even fish. However, one game land in Lycoming and Union counties is visited often by people hoping to see the old
Frost clung to the hayfield, causing every stem to appear silver at first light. A hunter eased into his stand along the narrow creek bottom. It was the kind of spot most hunters would overlook
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has radically shifted to a corporate technocratic model of wildlife management.
A few years back, from a position piloted by Commissioner Kristen Koppenhafer, then board president, the commissioners were taken
Sometimes you find a gem in an area where you never expect it. That is the case with a smaller tract in the southwestern part of Fulton County.
State Game Land 128 is intersected
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently recognized the Pine Creek Rail Trail – Lycoming and Tioga counties – as Pennsylvania’s 2026 Trail of the Year.
Mark Kerr, a vice president for the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 114, which represents the game wardens and waterways conservation officers of the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions, gave a compelling presentation
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