A Class A water is defined as a stream that supports a population of naturally reproducing trout of sufficient size and abundance to support a long-term and rewarding sport fishery.
Ammunition prices have increased anywhere from 200% to 850% (depending on caliber) since 2000. Although the reasons behind these increases are complex, there has been little attention paid to the potential effect they might have
Chronic wasting disease – an always-fatal and untreatable neurological disease affecting white-tailed deer and elk – continues to expand across Pennsylvania.
But it’s not going unchallenged. Several research initiatives launching this year aim to
Pennsylvania hunters harvested some tremendous black bears in the 2022 seasons, including three of more than 700 pounds and 11 more that topped 600 pounds.
Although the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission plans to stock its customary 3.2 million trout this season, there are some changes in the waters where the fish will be released.
A look at outdoor news items from around Pennsylvania.
Following 44 weeks of intensive training, the 34th Class of the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Ross Leffler School of Conservation graduated Feb. 4 at the Susquehanna Township Middle School here.
The national conservation award, given by the Nashville-based group, is in recognition of the “far-reaching contribution to turkey-restoration efforts” made by Duane Diefenbach, who is unit leader of Penn State’s Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife
Locating solar projects on median strips, or over highways, has been done in other countries, including a large-scale project in South Korea and another project in Germany.
The concept would reduce maintenance costs, save
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