We know that the structure of the coming hunting seasons will be similar to those of 2021-22 because the Pennsylvania Game Commission did not have a quorum in January to vote on a new structure.
This year’s managed archery deer hunt at the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area has been canceled after four deer were found dead of suspected epizootic hemorrhagic disease or bluetongue virus.
There are trails everywhere in life, both literally and figuratively. Some trails are easy, with beautiful views and blue skies. Some are long and arduous, where the journey itself is the ultimate destination. And some trails are just annoying, as they challenge the best of us, and cause us …
The sports gambling website, FanDuel, had the Baltimore Orioles’ season win total pegged at 62.5 prior to the start of the season. That was about where I had them finishing.
When out on the trail, a big factor is always the weather. Heat, cold, rain, ice, snow, drought, wind, lightning and humidity all play major roles in both enjoyment and safety when hiking.
The second-round sale of unsold Pennsylvania antlerless deer licenses goes up Monday.
A class battle was teed-up earlier this week on a popular social media channel, featuring opposing photo images of a conservatively vested Tiger Woods in a black and white outfit on one side, and a frosty-bearded, cigar-chomping John Daly, replete in pants more colorful than an exploded box …
Some ballplayers wear their hats inside out or wiggle voodoo fingers at the other team hoping to incite a game-winning rally.
In case you missed developments from the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) board meeting two weeks ago, here is a rundown of some of the highlights.
Well, those crazy tourists have been at it again in Yellowstone National Park.
Don’t forget to get a 2022-23 hunting and trapping license, if as a resident of Pennsylvania, you want to apply by mail for an antlerless deer permit starting July 11.
Some of you may know me very well, some of you, not so well. But my goal is to become more well-known to a wider breadth of Times readers now that I’m in the full-time sportswriter position.
Who knows what wild things lurk outside our window in the dead of night?
Times sports editor Josh Martin has very graciously allowed me to be a bit self-aggrandizing in this piece, so of course I’m going to take the opportunity.
