Trappers are used to taking the brunt of animal welfare legislation that is introduced in state legislatures every so often.
Most of the time, these misguided measures go after trapping and the ultimate goal is
At what point should an invasive species be accepted or even celebrated as a part of our environment? Recent articles from this publication have my head spinning from the careless actions of specific governing organizations.<br
A fisher caught on camera in a suburban community of Pittsburgh made local news in recent weeks, but perhaps shouldn’t have come as a great surprise.
Although the house-cat-size member of the weasel family
The Pitcairn-Monroeville Sportsman’s Club in Pennsylvania is pressing homing pigeons into service to assist in the training of hunting dogs. The birds are perfect for the task because they return to their coop on the
Hunters know that the days are getting shorter as the fall season progresses. That’s good news if you’re anxious for the night sky to show itself, and the drier fall air usually means clearer skies
Roll the windows down, enjoy the scenery and breathe in the fresh air.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s driving tours through state game lands are soon underway. Tours are scheduled on Sunday, Oct. 13, and
Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their recent quarterly meeting, approved seven acquisitions – one donation, five purchases and one exchange – that would add more than 1,000 acres to state game lands.
Across Pennsylvania, on state game lands, the Game Commission has established shooting ranges, many of which have begun to receive a number of updates and improvements.
Todd Holmes, the agency’s shooting sports coordinator,
Beginning Oct. 1 and continuing through mid-December, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission will stock approximately 116,500 hatchery raised adult rainbow, brown and brook trout in 118 stream sections and lakes.
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