Ice angling varied across Pennsylvania in mid-January, with fluctuating temperatures, and alternately heavy snowfall and rainfall impacting conditions. Some of the larger lakes in the southeast region, for example, only had fishable ice in the
State College, Pa. – Only one member of North America’s deer family commonly has females grow antlers – caribou. With white-tailed deer, bucks grow their first visible set of antlers during their second year of
Harrisburg – Randy Santucci is not a wildlife biologist. And he doesn’t want anyone to get the wrong impression – he’s not pretending to be one.
Harrisburg – Steeped in a wealth of natural bounties and historical significance shaping northeast Pennsylvania’s ecology and communities for centuries, the Lackawaxen River recently was named the Commonwealth’s River of the Year for 2010 by
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries – Ice and slush and low, clear water were a real problem on steelhead streams Dec. 31. Poor Richard’s weighed seven steelhead early that same week. Wind and rainfall
Port Matilda, Pa. – Organized predator hunts continue to be a large draw for hunters during the long, cold winter months. At least 20 hunts are planned across the state this winter.
Jan. 16, 2010:_Sherman’s Valley Strutters NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Newport Firehall. For more info call Perry Smith, 717-697-2008. Jan. 30, 2010:_Foothill Spurs Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Rimersburg Community Center. For more info call Jared
Harrisburg – Sometimes theories turn out to be true. Take the case of Pennsylvania’s coyotes.
Greensburg, Pa. – Ice is no good on roads, no good on windshields, no good on sidewalks.
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