In managing deer in Pennsylvania, Game Commissions wrestles with opposing challenges
Jeff Mulhollem
January 16, 2015
Agency must deal with both urban and rural deer-management concerns.
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Staff Report
January 16, 2015
Four strokes still coming on
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Prime porker time: If you’ve never hunted feral hogs, perhaps you should take a trip this winter
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
A feral hog hunt is an absolute blast and the cost is less than other big-game hunts
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – January 16th, 2015
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Susquehanna River — Koinonia Guide Service reported bass up to 18-plus inches on jigs with soft plastics, plastic crawlers, or tubes, with a few also reported on hair jigs, and nice numbers of walleyes up
Northeast Pennsylvania Fish Report – January 16th, 2015
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Delaware River (Wayne County) — Ray’s Guide Service reported catching some walleyes and smallmouth bass on live bait, tubes, and twisters. Harvey’s Lake (Lackawanna County) — Anglers were catching trout trolling crankbaits on the open
Southeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – January 16th, 2015
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Susquehanna River (Wyoming County) — Walleyes and smallmouth bass were reported near White’s Ferry Fish & Boat Commission access area during milder days in late December. Jigs and crawlers fished slowly were productive. Delaware River
Court battle looms over huge buck
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
A Huntingdon County judge may have to decide what could be a precedent-setting case over who owns a captive deer shot in the wild.
PGC throws book at serial deer poacher
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
A Florida man was hit with a slew of fines and penalties for a series of poaching incidents – including one that involved small children – in Westmoreland County, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
No new regs on treestand IDs or early calling
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Some of the best decisions, it’s often said, are those made not to act on seemingly bright ideas. Evidence of that truism was likely on display at Pennsylvania game commissioners’ work session here in late
