New findings from long-term research underscore the challenges managers face when trying to conserve Penn’s Woods.
The seven-year study, conducted by a team of researchers from Penn State, the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania
Each year, an average of 338,654 deer are taken by Pennsylvania hunters with a bow, crossbow, muzzleloader, rifle, or pistol. Unfortunately, there are many more deer lost due to a bevy of reasons, including poor
It’s easy to notice when autumn tightens its grip on the landscape. Leaves turn and tumble downward. Days are shorter. Nights are colder. Obvious change is on the horizon for whitetails too, as a decrease
As I scrolled through photos captured by a trail camera, several images showed deer sticking their heads in what appeared to be a hole in the ground.
As the dates of the images progressed,
An ad in a current outdoor magazine points out what Pennsylvanians’ future access to public land for hunting and fishing could lose if politicians who have stated we have too much state game land acreage
For Jerry Bush, the next best thing to spending time outdoors is writing about it.
Bush, 69, of Hermitage, Mercer County, Pa., is an award-winning journalist whose articles and photographs have appeared in more
Tom Huff, who describes himself as a citizen scientist, began rearing pure American chestnut trees in grow tubes at his home eight years ago. After they sprout, he transfers them to 74 nursery plots established
The most popular attraction at Kinzua Bridge State Park is about to undergo a three-year rehabilitation project.
The Kinzua Bridge Skywalk will close to pedestrian traffic on Nov. 19. It is scheduled to remain
Lake Erie walleye anglers this year enjoyed the second-highest catch rates since 1996, according to the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
Catch rates from May through September averaged 1.71 walleyes per hour, which is
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