New York’s hunting community contributed $2 billion in 2022 through hunting related purchases while target shooting-related purchases accounted for another $1.6 billion.
The figures are derived from a recently released report by the Sportsman’s
It wasn’t all that long ago when ice fishing, equipment-wise anyway, was a simple sport. Pack some gear in a sled, fill the auger with gas and oil, trudge onto the ice, and start cutting
“You won’t save much money,” advised an old friend, who long ago convinced me to hand load ammunition for fun and self-gratification. His comment regarding the activity’s economic benefit was correct then because factory ammunition
Hoping that readers might find interest in this columnist’s impromptu trip recently around the northcentral PA Wilds, I’ll recap the excursion.
The trip’s most focused destination was Cherry Springs State Park in Potter County,
Two people are facing charges following the release of about 200 minks from cages at a central Pennsylvania fur farm.
Most of the animals were recovered, according to an official, unlike a similar incident
Crop damage caused by wildlife in Pennsylvania, particularly deer, has been at the forefront for years, yet a solution has yet to be found.
The Sunday hunting bill, which is also known as the
Eric Null was fly-fishing with a friend on the Casselman River in Maryland 25 years ago when he happened upon a group of guys picking litter from the banks.
“When they told us what
Scent control has been a hot topic in deer hunting for a long, long time. In fact, it was probably a real concern even as far back as when we were wearing animal hides and
Frequently in conversations among sportsmen, the phrase “I’d like to find a place where I could get away from it all” comes up. To do that in Pennsylvania requires one to think about the Northern
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