I don’t know if you are like me, but after a couple of deerless days in my treestand, I start to question a lot of things, such as why aren’t I seeing any deer? Is
Pittsburgh – A leader of one of the state’s largest sportsmen’s groups has called on Pennsylvania’s game commissioners to moderate their deer-management program based on information that has recently been presented by an independent wildlife
NORTHWEST REGION Jefferson County WCO Roger A. Hartless said the number of violations uncovered this rifle deer season was up substantially over the past couple of deer seasons. Alighting and shooting from a vehicle, loaded
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 15, 2011: Muncy Creek Chapter NWTF Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Muncy Valley Fire Hall. For more info call 570-482-4364. Feb. 15: Uniontown Chapter Izaak Walton League, 6:30 p.m., Amvets Post 103. For more info
Johnstown, Pa. – At 6-foot-3, 230 pounds, and wearing a fluorescent orange hat, David Bruzda still wonders how he was mistaken for a turkey on state game lands near Conemaugh Dam last spring. Bruzda, 19,
Samples taken from the 41 hunter-killed elk during the state’s 2010 hunting season have all tested negative for chronic wasting disease (CWD) and tuberculosis
If there was ever a time when hunters from the northeast should voice their opinion to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, it’s this month. The PGC board meets Jan. 30 to Feb. 1 to give preliminary
It simply defies logic. An ongoing study by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to gauge the impact of the split buck and doe rifle season has yielded some interesting, and puzzling, data. Jim Stickles, the PGC’s
ERIE, Pa. (AP) – A western Pennsylvania conservation group says it has a gift for the public this Christmas – preservation of 113 acres along Lake Erie. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy says the Springfield Township
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