I’ve always been attracted to the wild places when I hunt. My penchant for those hard-to-get-to remote areas has nothing to do with hunting, however. […] Read More
Author: Tom Venesky
Be careful what you wish for. Since the invasive Northern snakehead first appeared in Pennsylvania in 2004, the predatory fish has, surprisingly, been well-received by […] Read More
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Bureau of Wildlife Management is undergoing a makeover, with a few familiar faces moving to other posts and several […] Read More
Harrisburg – When the COVID-19 pandemic surfaced in early March, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission implemented a number of changes to adhere with protect […] Read More
The last thing those trout need is more stress for angling pressure – even if it is catch-and-release.
Harrisburg – For more than three years, Sheri Baity pushed the state legislature to remove the prohibition on the use of infrared, thermal and night […] Read More
“We really don’t have any interest in pursuing fee adjustments larger than what we need to sustain our services.”
Could it be, Hardisky suggested, that improvements to water quality were actually hurting muskrats?
State College, Pa. – Sticky bands wrapped around tree trunks have proven effective at catching spotted lanternflies, but sometimes they work too well. As the […] Read More
HARRISBURG – When the COVID-19 restrictions began to be implemented in March, Bobby Hughes noticed that some people were using the quarantine period to get […] Read More
