The Headless Deer
This picture tells the story…more here: Elizabeth Laatsch had to reassure the operator her call was no Halloween prank. A deer came through her backyard Friday with a pumpkin stuck on its head. At least, it looked like a pumpkin …
Author: Fuzzie Vohs
Deer Problem Solved
Hunters finally figured out how to solve the deer problems in Pennsylvania. Buy a license to fund the Game Commission, and then tear it up so it can’t be used. Better yet, tear up a doe license, so now you …
Armstrong Seven Over
The Armstrong County illegal deer killing case involving seven defendants is over: “This case has been successfully concluded with 74 separate charges resulting in assessed penalties of $32,350,” [Pennsylvania Game Commission Southwest Regional Director Matt] Hough stated.
Until It Gets Colder
The PGC released this: WARM-WEATHER VENISON CARE Improperly field-dressing a deer carcass and warm weather can impact the quality of venison quickly if a harvested deer isn’t handled properly. Hunters – wearing latex gloves – should remove the entrails immediately …
2005 Archery Season Ends
I got an opportunity to run out to the mountain today, to check on another treestand. Just in case the thief made it to all my favorite spots. I pull into the dirt road, and right away notice construction of …
2006-07 Hunting Seasons
The preliminary 2006-07 hunting seasons have been approved. Looks like we might get a chance to shoot a bear during archery season. The Board also added a two-day archery bear season for WMUs 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G, 3A, 4A, …
End the SSN Collection Process
The Pennsylvania Game Commission wants an end to the federal requirement forcing them to collect social security numbers from license applicants. So do the hunters! Who was in favor of this legislation besides the PETA and NOW folks?
First Gasoline, Now Hunting Licenses
With the recent devastation of the Gulf Coast and the ongoing war in the Middle East, gasoline prices have skyrocketed. Now we are about to be gouged by our legislature with higher hunting license fees. RESOLUTION URGES ACTION ON LICENSE …
More Game Lands
The Pennsylvania Game Commission added 1,360 acres to the more than 1.4 million acres of State Game Lands: CLARION COUNTY: The Board approved the purchase of 453.44 acres in Piney Township from the Alliance for Wetlands and Wildlife for $161,860, …
Saving PA from CWD
The Pennsylvania Game Commission approved measures to protect us from Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD): BOARD APPROVES STEPS TO PROTECT STATE FROM CWD HARRISBURG – With the recent approval of Pennsylvania’s Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Response Plan, the Board of Game …