Harrisburg, Pa. – Pennsylvania’s position as an industrial powerhouse over the last two centuries came largely from the oil and then coal that were discovered and carelessly removed from the ground beneath the commonwealth.
Harrisburg – It’s past time for the state Department of Environmental Protection to declare the Susquehanna River an impaired waterway, according to Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission officials.
Harrisburg – Tom Kamerzel, law-enforcement chief for the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, couldn’t keep from laughing when he briefed the agency’s board on a pair of fishing license revocations he wanted them to approve.
Philadelphia – Few people, if any, love and appreciate white-tailed deer more than Pennsylvania’s archery deer hunters.
Fall trout stockings now under way across the state will be icing on the cake for many fisheries that managed to hold on to “holdover” trout.
St. Marys, Pa. – Growing up in the little town of Kersey in Elk County, Dan Surra spent a lot of time hunting and fishing as a kid. Still does. To him, those traditional pastimes
Kittanning, Pa. – Based on preseason observations, as well as the trend of the past year or two, this fall’s action in the grouse covers should be enough to keep the interest of those that
Hartleton, Pa. – Nearly 40 local sportsmen and women gathered Aug. 26 for the dedication of a sizable addition to State Game Land 317 in Union County.
Harrisburg – There wasn’t a lot of common ground to be had among the hunters who most vehemently argued against the legalization of crossbows for the statewide archery season and the hunters who wanted the
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