Last fall, Rep. David Maloney, a Berks County Republican, sponsored House Bill 2073, which would put the Pennsylvania Game Commission under the authority of the Independent Regulatory Review Commission.
An often-repeated complaint about the Pennsylvania Game Commission is that it no longer cares about or respects deer hunters,
For years hunters have expressed concern that the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s deer management program has reduced numbers to dangerously low levels in some areas of the state. While I agree this has happened in some
An otherwise common disease once rare here is back and killing white-tailed deer.
For the first time, starting now, bowhunters in the state’s four most urban wildlife management units will be able to participate in overlapping bear- and deer-hunting opportunities.
Pennsylvania’s deer management system may soon have a twin.
I could sense the despair in Dr. Walt Cottrell’s voice. As the wildlife veterinarian for the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Cottrell has seen virtually every malady that can strike any species in the state. He’s seen
Pennsylvania Game Commission law enforcement efforts have taken on an international quality of late, the agency’s board members learned at their recent work session here.
Brian Witherite sees his share of poaching.
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