The 2010 bear season is history. The results, with a much lower than expected kill, beg more questions than answers. Did the altered format, with a Saturday opening day, increase or decrease hunter participation? Were
Harrisburg, PA – Eight waterways conservation officer (WCO) trainees from the Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) and five rangers from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) have successfully completed the Municipal Police Officers
Archery/Shoot * * * West Shore Sportsmen’s Association 2008 schedule of Firearms training & other shooting events. 500 Ridge Rd., Lewisberry, PA. For more info, www.shoresportsmen.org or call 717-932-2780. Sun.: HP Rifle, 9 a.m., 1
Harrisburg – A bowhunter killed an enormous black bear Nov. 15 in Pike County near the border with Monroe County that will likely change the state’s record book. David Price, 46 of Cresco, Monroe County,
NORTHWEST REGION Erie County WCO Darin L. Clark investigated an illegally killed deer on a Sunday night. He tracked down two juveniles who the landowner saw trying to get the deer out of the field.
NORTHWEST REGION Erie County WCO Darin L. Clark investigated an illegally killed deer on a Sunday night. He tracked down two juveniles who the landowner saw trying to get the deer out of the field.
Waynesboro, Pa. – As the alleged killer of a Pennsylvania Game Commission officer ponders his fate in the Adams County Adult Correctional Facility, the family of David Grove, slain in the line of duty Nov.
By MARC LEVY Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Gov. Ed Rendell on Saturday vetoed a bill that he feared would escalate violent acts by expanding a person’s rights in Pennsylvania to use deadly force
By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) _ A man accused of killing a game warden during a poaching investigation two weeks ago told police the warden fired the first shot in what state
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