
A beech bonanza may make for tough hunting
I hunted fall turkeys one day last week in Tioga County, visiting Pete Clare at his storied Turkey Trot Acres hunting lodge, where fall turkey hunting with dogs has emerged as an autumn tradition, albeit

I hunted fall turkeys one day last week in Tioga County, visiting Pete Clare at his storied Turkey Trot Acres hunting lodge, where fall turkey hunting with dogs has emerged as an autumn tradition, albeit

The number of deer I’ve seen so far has been minimal and I’ve yet to see a good buck, but November is almost here, and I’m counting on that to change.

Says the minimum animal requirement is arbitrary and they can manage the herds using science, adding that starting a hunting season sooner would generate license revenue and hunter spending that could be used to help

State wildlife officials are expecting a far better harvest this year. But the isolated reappearance of chronic wasting disease has led the DNR to impose mandatory testing in some areas for the opening weekend.

Kristen Monroe talks to Dr. Grant Woods about working up fall food plots.

Waterfowl hunters can expect good things this fall.

Sentence also includes two-year ban from guiding for fish or wildlife in the refuge.

By start of Pennsylvania pheasant season, permit sales about half of hoped-for level.

With bucks on the move, now is the time to make the most of every spare hunting minute.
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