Not every ruffed grouse across Pennsylvania is quite the same as the next. Some – though wild, undomesticated birds – might even be called “tame,” meaning they show little fear of or even act aggressively
We humans aren’t the only ones taking advantage of Pennsylvania’s mild winter.
Black legged ticks are out and about, too – emerging early from leaf piles and soil to hunt for blood meals.
Van Cise yelped, clucked and purred to a blowout victory, finishing 25 points (777.5-752.5) ahead of runner-up J.R. Lanham, of Missouri, a margin virtually unheard of in competitive calling.
Past champions Dave Owens,
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said it was granting protection to longsolid and round hickorynut mussels, which have declined in many Eastern and Midwestern streams. Flourishing mussel populations signal healthy streams, but about two-thirds
For the second consecutive year, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is planning to raise license fees.
During a special board meeting March 1, commissioners voted unanimously to grant preliminary approval to a
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is considering reintroducing the American marten to the state, and the agency has scheduled presentations across Pennsylvania to give the public an opportunity to learn about the little forest omnivores. The
The event was on hiatus during COVID and is back this year with a full weekend of fishing and camaraderie on a private, three-mile stretch of water amply stocked with rainbow and brown trout at
Managers of public forests in Pennsylvania have been using controlled burns to manage state-owned tracts to promote tree species such as oak, reduce the growth of invasive plant species and even reduce tick populations for
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.
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