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Can’t help pondering fawns and predators

For years, folks who have voiced fears and strident warnings about the impact of predators on Pennsylvania’s deer fawns have been widely regarded as kooks and cranks. But a study unfolding in the Upper Peninsula

Weird winter leads to talk of global warming

Pennsylvania sportsmen as a group, I think it’s safe to say, have been slow to warm up to the theory of man-caused global warming. Oh, sure, there are true believers among us. But I wager

Live bait industry dying as anglers choose artificials

It’s about time the worms got a little credit. Worms as in nightcrawlers, redworms, waxworms and mealworms. All have long been the go-to bait when it comes to trout fishing, and they all are fading

40 Turkey Kills in 90 Seconds

A few days ago, I received an email from a marketing company with an ad from a turkey call maker. It included a link to a video titled, “40 Kills in 90 Seconds.” The maker

Recently, they made the right choices…

It’s important for hunters, anglers and outdoor writers to serve as watch dogs and raise a concern when our state agencies make a decision that we feel will negatively impact hunting or fishing. As long

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