Agency getting serious recruiting new hunters
Harrisburg — A 28 percent jump in Pittman-Robertson funds coming to the Pennsylvania Game Commission – along with a change in the federal regulations limiting how the money can be spent – is allowing the
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Harrisburg — A 28 percent jump in Pittman-Robertson funds coming to the Pennsylvania Game Commission – along with a change in the federal regulations limiting how the money can be spent – is allowing the
Pittsburgh — Although bass season may have opened June 12 with just a nod from most anglers, for Pennsylvanians who tournament fish, it’s a season unlike any other.

Lancaster, Pa. — The riveting saga of Stormygirl, the house finch, continues.
Wyoming resident Mike Podwicka had no idea of the monstrocity that loomed in front of him.
Pittsburgh — Recent news that the Monongahela River made American Rivers’ “Most Endangered Rivers” list didn’t come as a shock to muskie angler Dave Myers, but it fueled his sense of dread.
Allentown, Pa. — Penn State wetlands biologist Gian Rocco hoists himself over a pasture gate while a herd of curious cows looks on..
Greensburg, Pa. — Houston Graves remembers the first time he saw a hunter.
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania Game commissioners were adamant at their most recent meeting that they have not changed the goals of the agency’s deer-management program.
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania’s Board of Game Commissioners made final sweeping changes in bear-hunting seasons at its April 20 meeting.
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