
Unseasonable weather can be a blessing for wildlife in Pennsylvania
Although rain and rising temperatures can cause frustrating hunting conditions for deer and small game, it has its benefits.
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Although rain and rising temperatures can cause frustrating hunting conditions for deer and small game, it has its benefits.

Madilyn Baker, 16, of Lucinda, Pa., recently returned from the rugged Adirondack Mountains of New York state following a successful snowshoe hare hunting adventure.

A recent trip to the local archery pro-shop provided an eye-opening lesson on the importance of regular crossbow maintenance.

How far the mule deer buck stood from the rifle muzzle was anybody’s guess, because holding my rangefinder steady in the 25-mph crosswind was impossible. Even if the buck was within range, I still couldn’t

Most Western states use points for nonresident hunters, including Wyoming, Colorado, and Montana. Here’s some tips on navigating point systems when applying for a Western big-game hunt.

A Pennsylvania legislator recently outlined plans to introduce legislation to change the opening day of the firearms deer season from Saturday back to the Monday after Thanksgiving.
In a memorandum sent to all House members

In 2021, state Sen. Dan Laughlin, R-Erie, introduced a bill to remove the remaining prohibitions on Sunday hunting and give the Pennsylvania Game Commission the authority to implement the measure.
The bill never came up

If you have designs on a duck mount, late-season drakes are best, according to Koenig. The plumage of ducks progressively becomes more colorful during fall.

It is a typical morning in many ways: a cup of coffee as the sun rises, sitting in my office, working a few emails with at least one Labrador retriever – on this morning Finn
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