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Sportsmen bummed out by wildlife diseases, bad news in Keystone State.
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Sportsmen bummed out by wildlife diseases, bad news in Keystone State.
Proposal would have made changes to a hunter’s personal limit of antlerless deer licenses and the number of licenses that could be purchased once over-the-counter sales of remaining tags begin in September.
Agency’s program of adding attractive dove fields to state game lands is a well-received initiative among dove hunters.
New Game Commission facility wows visitors.
Hunters and fishermen shouldn’t complain about occasional license increases that are invariably needed.
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,
It’s also the second-best take of black bears since 2011.
Outlook bright for bear hunters participating in traditional bear season coming up.
Thanks to the UBP, the sport has come a long way.
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