SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Douglas Bergman reports that, on the 2022 opening day of archery deer season, a juvenile from Bunola, hunting for the first time, was found to
Felony charges filed against Lake Erie fishermen in case that garnered national media attention.
Sportsmen bummed out by wildlife diseases, bad news in Keystone State.
Steelhead runs are underway in the tributaries around Erie, and fish were taking eggs, worms and maggots.
There is good access all around the lake, thanks to a trail system, but the western shoreline that hugs the ridge and the dam breast is where most of the action will take place.
Chase Cominsky and Jake Runyan, who were leading both the tournament and the LEWT Team of the Year competition, were disqualified when the tournament director cut open the five fish they had entered to find
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Douglas Bergman reports an individual from Liberty Borough was given a warning for unlawfully trapping nuisance wildlife. Allegheny County Game Warden Madison Pugh reports a
Banquets/Fundraisers OCT. 1: Whitetails Unlimited McKean County and Smethport Trap Team Whitetails Night Out, 4 p.m. Smethport Fire Dept. For info, 814-368-0527. Oct. 8: Whitetails Unlimited Potter County Pistols, Purses & Sportsman’s Bingo 2 p.m.
Proposal would have made changes to a hunter’s personal limit of antlerless deer licenses and the number of licenses that could be purchased once over-the-counter sales of remaining tags begin in September.
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