Danny Cox, who pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1980s, was one of eight people accused of deer hunting violations in St. Clair County.
It is part of two poaching cases in
Making use of the game I harvest is important to me. It should be important for all of us. Unfortunately, it’s become increasingly hard to complete that crucial final step to a successful deer hunt
Dallas, Pa. — A Monroe County man on indefinite hunting license revocation recently was charged with the unlawful possession of the remains of more than three dozen white-tailed deer. David Frantz Sr., 59, of Polk
Factoryville, Pa. I’ve been hunting for 45 years, and most of my deer harvests have been taken with a bow, including my 10-point buck this fall. I shot him at the end of shooting time
Both avid deer hunters, Keisel and Roethlisberger gathered with campaign volunteers and supporters at the Collier Sportsmen’s Club in Oakdale, suburban Pittsburgh, on Nov. 10 to encourage hunters across Pennsylvania to donate one or more
In recent editions of this paper, the United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania organization has been criticized for our September comments to the game commissioners regarding the placement of the agency’s discretionary Sunday granted through state Act
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — Despite representing the peak time for their businesses, some deer processors across the state anticipate having to close their doors at some point during the rifle deer season. With little break between
A look into how wildlife managers in Minnesota are working to keep prevalence rates low for chronic wasting disease in the southeast part of the state where CWD has been the most persistent since its
Duane Diefenbach is one of the leading white-tailed deer researchers in the United States. The Penn State adjunct professor of wildlife ecology has conducted more than a dozen peer-reviewed studies during the past 20-plus years,
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