State Rep. David Maloney, R-Pike Township, used the Hughesville stop in his Sportsman Listening tour to criticize the former Tom Wolf Administration and the Game Commission while raising issues impacting hunters and wildlife he feels need addressed and remedied. The nine commissioners of ...
While driving across Sugar Creek, I slowed down to look downstream and saw a pair of wood ducks on the water. I pulled the vehicle to the side of the road, grabbed my binoculars and crept back to get a closer look at the ducks. However, before getting to the stream bank, I heard the calling of a wood duck and watched as the pair took flight and flew away. This wood duck incident reminded me of a phone call that I received many years ago from Wes McNett of Canton. When I heard the excitement in his voice, I knew he had something special to tell me. It seemed he had been out turkey ...
Dahlias are the epitome of midsummer splendor: beautiful, jewel-toned blooms that range from dainty lollipops to 15-inch dinner plates. Emily Linn, owner of Long Lane Farm — a specialty cut flower farm in Linden offering a flower CSA, market stand and more — noted the amount of work ...
AUDUBON EVENT: EARTH DAY OVER THE BRIDGE WHERE: River Walk on the North/Wegman’s side near the river dam. WHEN: Tuesday, April 22 at 6 p.m. NOTES: Fifty-five years ago, Earth Day was initiated as a national expression of appreciation for Earth. Join the Lycoming Audubon Society for a bird walk on the River Walk. With signs and flags, we’ll walk across the Market Street Bridge. Thanks for adding your presence in this simple statement of celebration our beautiful planet. The program is free and open to the public. For more information visit www.lycomingaudubon.org. AUDUBON ...
The North Mountain Sportsman’s Association in Muncy Valley offers a few different shooting disciplines, one of which is cowboy action shooting. This sport was founded in 1987 in California by a few men who thought it would be fun to use single-action pistols, a lever-action rifle and a ...
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners met recently in Harrisburg, hearing public comment and conducting official business. The commissioners gave final approval to the 2025-26 hunting and trapping seasons and bag limits, which are outlined in a separate news ...
