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Number of animals call Pa. home
September 11, 2011 While working on a couple of personal projects recently involving the animals and plants here in Pennsylvania, I’ve gained a new appreciation for the amount of biodiversity we have in the Keystone... more »»
Month brings hunting, fishing opportunities
September 4, 2011 Turning the calendar page to September as we did last week signals the beginning of a host of outdoor opportunities for both hunters and anglers. Sept. more »» 
Hunting excursions dramatically different nowadays
September 4, 2011 As I begin my fifty-seventh year of hunting I cannot help but reflect on how different my excursions afield in 2005 are from what they were in 1953. more »»
Middle Creek model for modern wildlife management, conservation
August 28, 2011 Last week, I had to opportunity to tour much of the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. more »»
Dove hunting challenging but rewarding
August 28, 2011 Labor Day ushers in for the hunter, the favorite time of year. more »»
Hunters can go high tech with trail camera
August 21, 2011 Late summer is the time of year when some serious preseason scouting begins for most archery deer hunters. more »»
Nature should be heard as well as seen
August 21, 2011 Last week I spoke about a few of the sounds one might experience while afoot in the woods. Then, some friends and I traveled to Armstrong County to visit my outdoor buddy, Joanie Haidle. more »»
Certain baits perfect for bass
August 14, 2011 Bass are the game fish most synonymous with the hot and sometimes humid days of summer. more »»
Elk bugling definitely worth a trip north to hear
August 14, 2011 One aspect of the outdoor life that we enjoy most is the various sound effects; hearing things you just don’t hear in the city. more »»
Carp out there for late summer fun
August 7, 2011 Fishing for carp used to be one of my favorite summertime diversions. I would spend many hours on the water fishing for those huge bottom-feeders. more »»
Sunday hunt debate still going on strong
August 7, 2011 How many decades has the debate over Sunday hunting raged? It’s boiling again right now so I thought I’d share my two cents worth on the subject. So many folks have asked my opinion, so here goe. more »»
Time to get that orange vest out
July 31, 2011 Of course we are looking to the upcoming fall turkey season, and the juggling of those seasons last year left a very unpleasant taste in the mouths of most hunters. more »»
Kayak fishing a must for all newcomers
July 31, 2011 This summer marks my sixth season of fishing from a kayak, and I still find myself wondering how I ever got along without one. more »»
Summer heat is just a state of mind
July 24, 2011 A long time ago, I made a personal promise never to complain too much about the summertime heat in this part of the world. more »»
Portrayals of wildlife not always very accurate
July 24, 2011 One of my hunting buddies from the Poconos calls me several times a year to keep me apprised of what is happening on his farm where we hunt together. more »»
Officials shouldn’t have to clean up garbage
July 17, 2011 Ten days after the Game Commission began accepting doe license applications, someone mentioned to me that they thought they had better get their application around and send it in. more »» 
Sorting out varieties of soft-plastic lures
July 17, 2011 Soft-plastic lures represent one of the greatest innovations in fishing tackle. Few things have revolutionized the way we fish as this versatile and productive category of lures has. more »»
Sunday hunting may be on Pennsylvania’s horizon
July 10, 2011 The issue of Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania seems to have gained some meaningful traction recently. more »»
Young: Symbolic bird’s numbers on the rise
July 3, 2011 As we celebrate another anniversary of American independence over this Fourth of July weekend, we will be immersed in the symbolism that defines our nation — from the flag to fireworks to the... more »»
Grenoble: Krug, Kunsman honored by Department of Conservation
July 3, 2011 At a recent meeting, Joe Krug of Portage was surprised to be honored with an award from the Department of Conservation and National Resources for his habitat work, as a volunteer, in Pennsylvania. more »» |
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