May was super soggy in most of Pennsylvania, dampening excitement for fishing and boating at a time of year when they should have been ramping up.
“This is our 40th year in business, and
After rebounding in recent decades due to conservation efforts, the number of once-imperiled peregrine falcons in the U.S. has been dropping again in some places due to the bird flu that has decimated other avian
Pennsylvania bowhunters, for the first time in recorded history, tagged more bucks last season than firearms hunters.
And a substantial majority of those bowhunter-killed bucks were shot with crossbows. This turnaround has some Pennsylvania
This year, everyone can get an antlerless deer license in Pennsylvania.
Hunting licenses will go on sale June 23 and, for the first time, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is guaranteeing an antlerless license for
Traditional bass season to start; crappie bite is good. Here’s a look at the Pennsylvania fishing report from across the state on May 29, 2025.
Six of the seven states surrounding Pennsylvania start their spring gobbler season a week or two earlier, and the opening day has been a source of debate among hunters in the Keystone State.
On
I had come down from southern New York into the northern border area of Pennsylvania, following the Genesee River, but going against the current.
I was now upstream in the land with the strange
Sitting in the kayak and just allowing the current to carry me on this fine afternoon, I was hoping my mesmerizing moment would be interrupted by something on the other end of my line. Typical
Sometimes, things occur in nature that smash the norms we are accustomed to. I was reminded by this recently when a friend passed along a photo of a bear with four cubs passing through a
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