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
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
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
Linesville, Pa. – Former tournament director Don Wagner couldn’t believe the bags of bass being brought to the scales at Pymatuning Reservoir on May 14. In all of his years with the 20-year-old Keystone Bass
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) – Numbers of smallmouth and largemouth bass were released in the lake and bay May 27. Crappies in the bay were hit or miss, with some
Valencia, Pa. – One bad inspection. That’s all it took for anglers to likely lose a popular stocked trout lake. Officials with the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission and Department of Environmental Protection were doing
A black bear that had become habituated to being hand-fed by people at Merli-Sarnoski Park, Carbondale, Lackawanna County, was euthanized by Pennsylvania Game Commission officers Saturday, June 4, because of escalating concern over public safety.
A bill that recently passed the state Senate by a 49-0 vote was written for one man. I bet you haven’t heard about it. Emerging by a unanimous vote out of the Senate Game and
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