We have two wildlife agencies in Pennsylvania – the Game Commission and the Fish & Boat Commission. I gladly buy licenses and therefore “support” both agencies each year. Many of you do the same. Since
Banquets/Fundraisers. May 14: Locust Valley WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., Ryan Township Fire Hall. For more info call Dave Morgan, 570-467-3047. May 21: Northern Counties Full Fall Fan Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Heart Lake Lounge.
NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak recently cited two individuals for driving into the controlled goose hunt area at Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area. “Both individuals drove into a field that is clearly marked
Harrisburg – Fishing license sales took a double-digit tumble this spring, marking the worst decline in decades for the state Fish & Boat Commission. Although the start of trout season traditionally generates the bulk of
Harrisburg – Recent settlements with a Texas gas-drilling company for polluting two northern tier trout streams underline the urgency of giving protection to wild trout waters, according to the executive director of the state Fish
Kylertown, Pa. – The Mosquito Creek Sportsmen’s Club recently lost a court hearing to the participant who had been disqualified from its coyote hunt for failing a polygraph test. Witnesses testified for both sides during
In a recent column, I said that this has been the wettest spring I can remember in Pennsylvania, especially in the northern tier. Turns out I am not imagining it. Pennsylvania was one of six
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has two serious problems that they seem to be unwilling or unable to address – disappearing stocked trout and how much their hatchery system actually costs license buyers. Raising
I never thought I would turn down an added opportunity to hunt longer and spend more time in the woods, but I am. This spring, I won’t hunt past noon during the final two weeks
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