Maybe it’s just me. For the last several years I have been thinking a lot about the implications of anglers hooking and temporarily removing spawning bass from beds and making their eggs and fry vulnerable
I’m looking forward to hunting turkeys in the fall again. Not that I don’t look forward to the fall turkey season every year, but after experiencing the new split season that was in place for
NORTHWEST REGION Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) -Ice fishing was generally slow in recent weeks, with anglers catching small perch and crappies in Misery Bay. The main channel was subject to the occasional ship coming
Harrisburg – Tournament anglers Jan. 25 told the Pennsylvania Board of Fish & Boat Commissioners that they are not the bad guys in the plight of the smallmouth bass population in the lower Susquehanna River
Greensburg, Pa. – Some deer, like fish, are prone to shrinkage. See them while small-game hunting, out the truck window or in the glow of a spotlight, and they can look huge, like record-book quality
Harrisburg – Since he retired as head of policy for the state’s largest landowner four years ago, Rick Carlson has been spending more time in Penn’s Woods. After 20 years with the Pennsylvania Department of
NORTHWEST REGION Mercer County WCO Lawrence R. Hergenroeder reported a deer carcass dumped along a roadway. “The person responsible indicated that it was legal to do so in the state he was from,” he said.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Feb. 4: Penn’s Woods Spurs NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m., Italian American Club. For more info call Jason Straley, 412-798-2965. Feb. 5: South Mountain Chapter RGS Banquet, 5 p.m., Acorn Farms. For more info call
As deer numbers continue to be low on the vast public lands in the state‘s northern tier, and even in many places south of Interstate 80, hunters search for reasons why. They keep coming back
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