Appreciating maternal instincts in nature
Tony Peterson
June 14, 2016
We never hear the phrase ‘Father Nature’ because good moms abound during a north country spring
Hunting
Pennsylvania Game Commission’s just graduated K-9s should be welcomed by hunters
Jeff Mulhollem
June 3, 2016
Game Commission’s dogs bad medicine for poachers in Pennsylvania; good news for hunters
Game agency catches ‘thrill killers’
Site Staff
June 2, 2016
Two Venango County men have been sentenced to $11,000 in fines and restitution for the poaching of seven deer last September near Oil City
Summer means glamping time (glamorous camping)
Site Staff
May 31, 2016
After decades of marching over BWCA portages with a pup tent, the author advocates for comfortable camping.
Another Pennsylvania invasive species at this hunter's doorstep
Ron Steffe
May 24, 2016
The spotted lanternfly is making my hunting woods their new home.
Angling success secret: Don’t force the fish
Site Staff
May 23, 2016
River walleyes and bass have you stumped? With or without kids, if a bite isn’t happening, move!
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Jigs and three-way rigs for spring river walleyes
Site Staff
April 9, 2016
The hot, ice-out bite for walleyes and saugers on the region’s rivers can deliver all-day jigging action
Cameron County gunmaker crafts rifle for ‘Revenant’
Charlie Writer
March 23, 2016
When Ron Luckenbill was growing up, his father was known for his ability to fix things. He often repaired gun stocks.
