Sneaking quietly along the ridge in the inky-black stillness of predawn, a fresh coating of snow revealed where bears had clearly overturned leaves while rooting for acorns.
Multiple sets of tracks added confidence that
Most hunting dog owners have a pretty rosy view of their four-legged counterparts. And why shouldn’t they?
Dogs are incredible, and they can enhance your life in many ways, not the least of which
Who wouldn’t want to find some of the great gifts below in their stocking or under their tree?
Some might keep your feet dry, your body warm, or help you catch more fish. In
The Environmental Protection Agency announced on Monday, Nov. 17 that it is redefining the scope of the nation’s bedrock clean water law to significantly limit the wetlands it covers, building on a Supreme Court decision
As a scattered flock of turkeys called and approached from the hollow below, I was faced with a choice: Do I risk moving to brush off the dozen or so ticks crawling up my pants,
Eric Morken just got back from his annual rut-hunting trip where he bowhunts three different states for whitetails during the first two weeks of November in the Upper Midwest.
In this video below, Morken,
There are few places Calvin Norman would rather be than in a woodland.
“I’m addicted,” said Norman, a forester and assistant professor at Penn State. “I love forests. I love the concept of trees.
The executive directors of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat and Game commissions, Tim Schaeffer and Steve Smith, respectively, have jointly and collaboratively arranged for Wildlife Management Institute (WMI) to conduct a study of ways their
The criminal case against a Westmoreland County, Pa., hunter accused of wounding another hunter nearly two years ago will proceed to trial, a judge ruled Oct. 31.
Cody Ostrosky, 34, of South Greensburg, is
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