The last couple of seasons, hunters have thought there was a curse on the wild gobblers. They just didn’t want to gobble! It has been frustrating and bewildering. Yet the Pennsylvania Game Commission assures us
Arriving at the stream, I take a moment to observe what’s going on. First I look for obvious rises, either those soft concentric circles that appear when a fish has daintily taken a bug on
Last spring I heard very little gobbling. Unless it was raining, I hunted every day during the spring turkey season and on most days I did not hear a turkey gobble either on the roost
Hunting turkeys offers a unique and challenging hunting experience in which hunters must rely on the knowledge of the language to communicate with their quarry.
While it’s true that we use artificial calls to
It’s no secret that Pennsylvania is home to more than 83,000 miles of rivers and streams and thousands of lakes and ponds – most of which are excellent places to go fishing for species such
Like any type of hunting, be as knowledgeable as possible about the quarry, and prepared fully.
With spring gobbler season’s full opening only a couple of days away here in Pennsylvania, one might want
Electric bikes, one of the hottest trends in recreation, can be a godsend for people getting on in years or with medical impairments, helping them heal, stay fit and continue to enjoy the many benefits
No observant person would dispute that popular small game species have declined in recent decades. There’s a tendency to quickly blame predatory wildlife for the collapse of pheasant, grouse, rabbit and, in some regions, wild
“There’ a new sheriff in town.” That’s the message Kristen Schnepp-Giger, president of the Game Commission board, conveyed at the agency’s recent meeting.
Under her leadership, not only did the commissioners accept the agency
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