Opinions
Correcting a false impression from an earlier post
Some readers have misunderstood a previous blog and commentary, so here’s a better explanation.
‘Seal Hike’ spurs memories of past April 1 Adventure
While checking out Twitter notifications from New York State Parks earlier this month, an announcement came through for a “Seal Hike” from Montauk State Park. Yes, there are seals spotted regularly on Long Island, having
Cicadas may help turkey poults in southeastern Pennsylvania survive
Perhaps those big insects will help boost poult recruitment in problem areas this spring.
Talking turkey in Pennsylvania: Plenty of choices for calling all toms
You never know when you will need to offer a gobbler a different sound.
Cold water kills – wear that PFD
The number of drownings across the country – anglers, hunters and especially paddlers – is astounding, and these numbers are creeping up again as of late.
Fracking along the Delaware River
Anyone who has ever fished or canoed the Delaware River can easily understand that it is a priceless recreational resource that is as pure and clean as any river in the United States. It is
Respect for wildlife sorely lacking in most instances
Recent photo illustrates this in a big way, author contends.
Frosty air, frigid water can’t spoil Pennsylvania trout opener
This opening of trout fishing, similar at least to openers in years past, offers hope and promise that the world is finally starting to move on in a normal fashion.
Hunting hares with beagles becoming a lost art
“Tally Ho” is more than just a cry of a participant at a hunt to encourage the hounds when the quarry is sighted, as it explains in the dictionary. It is also the name of
