Pennsylvania must find a way to win battle against CWD
If we don't win this battle against CWD, prepare for wild places without deer. That would be a terrible loss.
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If we don't win this battle against CWD, prepare for wild places without deer. That would be a terrible loss.
It was a solid product, a good learning experience, and the sausage won’t go to waste.
Sixty percent of Pennsylvania deer hunters support a Saturday-after-Thanksgiving start to the firearms deer season, while another 12 percent have no preference between a Saturday or Monday opener, and 27 percent oppose a Saturday opener, based on recent survey results presented to the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners.
Last-minute doe caps off blogger’s season.
Boy was so excited to use the system that he skipped archery season entirely – he wanted to wait and use his new rig to get his first buck.
Do-it-yourself deer processing isn’t overly difficult, but it’s time consuming, and it requires someone with experience to teach you.
Seeing deer off and on all day, pleasant weather and the harvest of a nice buck make for a great day.
Infected whitetails may be a reservoir for the disease.
Archery hunting a Sunday in Pennsylvania sure felt strange.
Up to this point, Pennsylvania’s bigger bucks are rarely seen in daylight in my neck of the woods.
Keystone State archer pursued trophy animal for three years.
No denying that the season of whitetail mating is on the way.
A short slow walk, with eyes open and searching, has given the writer a promise that deer are now fattening, and that plenty of winter nourishment will be easily found.
Some readers have misunderstood a previous blog and commentary, so here’s a better explanation.
In January, Pennsylvania Game Commissioners approved a statewide 2-week concurrent deer season. But will it hold up for final approval in April?
Shed hunting in Pennsylvania’s whitetail country.
The agency's most recent proposal for certain wildlife management units lacks serious consideration.
The number of shots heard while hunting is not an accurate measure of the deer population in the state.
For those willing to work, hunting Pennsylvania’s public lands can equate to downing a buck of a lifetime.
With COVID-19, it’s difficult to judge how many hunters took advantage of this regulation change.
It turns out, a mustache just might be the thing you’ve been missing while pursuing those elusive whitetails. If you can grow one, it might be worth it.
Mastering the art of a one-man deer drive.
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