Back in spring of 2011, state lawmakers held the first of three hearings around the state to launch House Bill 1760, which would repeal the state’s centuries-old prohibition on Sunday hunting.
Following up on his commitment to make the workings of the game commissioners more open and transparent, President Game Commissioner Ralph Martone recently announced that the board will hold a public working-group meeting on Monday,
It’s important for hunters, anglers and outdoor writers to serve as watch dogs and raise a concern when our state agencies make a decision that we feel will negatively impact hunting or fishing. As long
Banquets/Fundraisers. March 2: Wolf Creek NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Grove City Rescue Squad. For more info call Dean Osborne, 724-458-6078. March 3: Forbes Trail Chapter TU Banquet, American Legion Post 515. For more info call
The three-decades-old initiative to restore American chestnut trees back into forests in the eastern United States has entered a new phase, according to an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences.
Gov. Tom Corbett recently signed Marcellus shale impact fee legislation that will collect $180.5 million statewide in fees for drilling activity done in 2011 and as much as $355 million in 2015, according to some
Since 2005, the appearance of diseased, intersex smallmouth bass and sudden fish kills on the lower Susquehanna River have increasingly alarmed anyone who fishes or cares about the river.
Anglers are reminded that as of March 1, only Early Season Trout-Stocked Waters will be open to angling, along with the special regulations sections of streams. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission continues to stock
Lake Ontelaunee (Berks County) —Yellow perch and crappies were hitting on small jigs and minnows along Route 73. Blue Marsh Lake Stilling Basin (Berks County) — Nice walleyes were hitting large stickbaits in all open
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