There is something lost in the Sunday hunting debate. Dialogue from both sides of the issue picked up steam this week after the Pennsylvania Game Commission board approved a resolution supporting Sunday hunting. Those in
LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) – Two emotional issues that could profoundly change the face of hunting in Pennsylvania – hunting on Sundays and a ban on live bird shoots – are moving through the Legislature. Neither
NORTHWEST REGION Jefferson County WCO Andrew D. Troutman said several littering cases have been finalized, and several more are being investigated. Mercer County WCO Lawrence R. Hergenroeder said a photograph was taken of a fisher
Lancaster, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has resigned itself to the fact that flathead catfish are now established in the Susquehanna River. “We have a large population of flatheads on the lower
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) – Walleyes were hitting in the lake in 25 to 30 feet of water west of Walnut Creek, and the perch bite was picking up in
Special Event July 5: Yellow Breeches Anglers & Conv. Assoc., Speaker John A. Arway. 7 p.m., Clubhouse. July 31: Pitcairn Monroeville Sportsmens Club, Gun Bash, 1-7 p.m., White Oak Athletic Assoc. Hall. For more info
Philadelphia – It appears that the series of beaver attacks here, labeled as bizarre by a Pennsylvania Game Commission spokesman, may be over. By this issue’s deadline there had been no more incidents with beavers
I was telling a friend about a story I wrote recently, reporting on the E. Coli outbreak in Germany, how it was caused by eating bean sprouts, why it should be a warning to Americans,
With general hunting license sales underway, Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe reminded hunters that county treasurers will begin accepting antlerless deer license applications from resident hunters starting Monday, July 11; and from
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