
Takeaways from Pennsylvania’s archery bear-deer seasons
It’s the first time deer and bear archery seasons have been held at the same time in Pennsylvania.
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It’s the first time deer and bear archery seasons have been held at the same time in Pennsylvania.

The leaves are down, but be prepared to walk some miles if you want to shoot a few ruffs during November and December.

With so many various seasons in play, October’s third week gives hunters an option to chase just about any game species.

It seems that fewer Pennsylvania hunters chasing stocked pheasants because of stamp price.

Much like October of last year, the weather is just too darn humid and warm to immerse myself full-bore into archery hunting. This past Friday was my first excursion afield. The afternoon was cooler than

Unseasonably hot weather has spoiled early-season hunting.

Last year, 500 pounds of ground venison was donated to needy Somerset County families through the Hunters Sharing the Harvest program.

The legislation, sponsored by state Sen. Mario M. Scavello, provides another choice for hunters who have shot and inflicted injury on a white-tailed deer, black bear or elk, but lose the trail.

“The truth of the matter is if we don’t solve this problem the way it rose as we see in Wisconsin, Wyoming, West Virginia, Colorado, the future of deer hunting for your kids and your
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