When state Sen. Dan Laughlin, R-Erie, spoke at the Jan. 28 Pennsylvania Game Commission meeting, he issued a warning to everyone in the room.
“The last thing you want is the Legislature sticking its nose
Last year, the state of Michigan instituted mandatory reporting of deer harvests – a move many want to see made in Pennsylvania. From early returns, it appears that hunters are generally accepting the new system,
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s 2022 State of the Bay Report paints a dim picture for the immediate outlook on both recreational and commercial fisheries in the Chesapeake Bay region, as well as water quality in
I hesitate to support bringing back the marten to the wilds of this state because of the problems that two Pennsylvania game birds seem to be facing today. The ruffed grouse is on the menu
Here are the conservation issues that convinced the most sportsmen and sportswomen to speak up.
“Most of America’s 600 million acres of public land are in the West, yet proportionally few hunters are residents of those states,” said Kip Adams, NDA chief conservation officer and one of the report’s authors.
Legislation has made it possible to do more for habitat and climate resilience in rural America.
Well traveled Pennsylvania angler, Ross Purnell, promotes his home waters.
The film promotes the beauty of fly fishing and reinforces that grand adventure can be found close to home.
Purnell partnered with the Doc Fritchey
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