
Still hoping to prove that Pennsylvania turkey woods are far from empty
Rainy weekends dampen gobbler hunter’s spirits but not his resolve.
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Rainy weekends dampen gobbler hunter’s spirits but not his resolve.

National Wild Turkey Federation honors Jerry A. Bish, Daniel Murray.

Waterfowl hunters will notice some changes this year, including more restrictive September Canada goose seasons in northwestern Pennsylvania, modifications to daily bag limits for some duck species, and later dates for some youth waterfowl hunting

Excitement generated in Pennsylvania spring woods often leads to a lifetime of hunting.

A 9-year-old boy takes a huge gobbler on mentored youth turkey day.

Compilation of “rifle, pistol and shotgun to solidify all your skills and combine them altogether and do it for time, under pressure” is the lure.

A light turkey harvest last fall and a mild winter have set the stage for what could be a fast-starting spring wild turkey hunting season.

Two times in the last four years, hunters from the northern Pennsylvania camp have harvested 10 black bear.

Positive test from this sample size increases concern that more CWD-positive deer might be present in the immediate area where the deer was taken.
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