Opinions
A complex deer case: the antlered doe phenomenon
Oftentimes, a deer believed to be an antlered female is actually not a female at all, or may be part female. Or, the animal could possibly be a buck with serious reproductive problems — just
Tom turkey dilemma: henned up and (almost) hopeless
Early wild turkey hunting seasons can be frustrating, so get patient for April longbeards.
Pennsylvania’s regional trout opener stained by Mother Nature
Special opening day for trout in the southeastern portion of Pennsylvania saw high and murky waters, but not many trout
Prickly situation: Porcupines rarely seen, but signs of their presence are noticeable
I’ve encountered them before, but not often. A few years back, after an evening archery hunt, I found one slowly making its way along the ground, and because porcupines walk flat-footed and slow, I had
Scratch your fishing itch with springtime river rough fish
Got open-water fishing fever? Grab some live bait, and set the hook into massive common carp, suckers and catfish.
Bedding Bass — do you really fish them?
It seems to all come down to environment and habitat. You need to think about what impact you can have on the spawning of these fish if you do pull them off the beds.
Tactical scouting tips for 2017 wild turkey hunting season
Hone your skills in bird tracking and identifying other sign for better gobbler hunting during the long days of spring.
We need to clean up our act: If you carry it in, carry it out
The next time you take a hike, fish a stream or hunt a forest, take along an extra bag and pick up some trash.
Dress right for early-season fishing
Most of all, know that it’s the law to wear that PFD. Consider it the blaze orange of the water.
