Harrisburg – Two years ago, when Fish & Boat Commissioner Bill Worobec announced his plan to have colleges and universities help the agency assess potential wild-trout streams, it was the Marcellus shale drilling industry he
Harrisburg – It wasn’t ugly, but it was tense. That’s perhaps how best to describe the back-and-forth that went on between Pennsylvania Game commissioners and a representative of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau on April 11.
Harrisburg – The length of doe season is changing. The number of doe licenses to be available is changing. Antler restrictions are changing. The Deer Management Assistance Program is changing. Other than that, this year’s
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) was not found in samples taken from hunter-killed deer during Pennsylvania’s 2010 hunting season
Pittsburgh – While trout season debuted slowly in the southeastern part of the state, folks hope it will pick up steam by April 16, which is opening day for most of Pennsylvania. License sales were
State College, Pa. – An independent wildlife scientist who has been sharply critical of the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s deer-management program has issued a document questioning 2010-11 harvest estimates recently released by the agency. In the
Boiling Springs, Pa. – Cletus Starner saw his 60th trout opener in the same spot along the Yellow Breeches Creek on April 2, the first day of the 2011 trout-fishing season in the southeastern and
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Most people who want to use one of Pennsylvania’s 29 public shooting ranges on state gamelands now need a $30 permit or a current general hunting or furtaking license. The state
New rule pondered for Susquehanna and Juniata rivers Harrisburg – Approaching the April 11-12 meeting of the Pennsylvania Board of Fish & Boat Commissioners, agency staff has recommended that the commission “go back to the
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