Pheasant permit not paying dividends for hunters in Pennsylvania
Ron Steffe
November 9, 2017
So far, hunters’ outlay of $25 for a pheasant stamp to hunt ringnecks has had minimal return.
Hunting
Quality, quantity on display during Pennsylvania elk hunt
Pennsylvania Game Commission Reports
November 8, 2017
More than 100 elk taken for a success rate of 89 percent, with numerous trophy elk harvested.
In Pennsylvania, deer urine means big bucks
Associated Press
October 30, 2017
The majority of deer urine comes from does, the female deer, but there are variations. The most valuable is from does in estrus, because they produce more estrogen and draw in bucks ready to mate.
Pheasant hunting permit sales fall short in Pennsylvania
Jeff Mulhollem
October 27, 2017
By start of Pennsylvania pheasant season, permit sales about half of hoped-for level.
A productive week of varied hunting in Pennsylvania
Tyler Frantz
October 24, 2017
Deer, wood ducks, pheasants and more in Pennsylvania.
Aiding Pennsylvania Game Commission, Department of Agriculture in fight against CWD is imperative
Ron Steffe
October 24, 2017
Stopping the spread of CWD is important to everyone who enjoys the outdoors, and helping the Game Commission and any other state agencies involved with this task should be a priority for all of us.
On the rebound: WMUs dictate Pennsylvania turkey hunting seasons
Pennsylvania Game Commission Reports
October 20, 2017
While season lengths in most WMUs remain unchanged from last year, the first season segment has been shortened from three weeks to two in WMU 4E, and from two weeks to one in WMUs 4A
Pennsylvania man sentences for assault, poaching
Pennsylvania Game Commission Reports
October 18, 2017
Rusty Stephen Garlock, 25, of Three Springs, Pa., was sentenced recently in Huntingdon County court after pleading to charges stemming from an assault on Wildlife Conservation Officer Richard Macklem II as he attempted to stop
Five items all deer hunters should keep in their trucks
Tyler Frantz
October 12, 2017
Sure, these items take up space, but they really can come in handy when a deer hits the ground and the real work begins.
