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The game Commission recently finalized the purchase of about 6500 acres here in Elk County. Much of that land had been closed to public hunting for many years due to be part of a hunting lease. That land had been, and still is, bordered with “No Trespassing” signs.

Some people have stated that they would volunteer some time to help remove those signs. In order to make this an orderly and organized action LMO Dzemyan has agreed to set up a work day to remove the old “No Trespassing” signs... Read More

Earlier this week, the Pennsylvania Senates' game and Fish Committee held the first of several hearings on increasing hunting license fees.

The Pennsylvania game Commission has not had a license increase in nearly ten years. The last in 1999. Currently the base license that includes:

Small game
Upland Game
Fall and Spring Turkey stamps
One antlered deer tag

Costs $19 with a $1 processing fee for a resident adult license.


Video of the hearing is available... Read More

GAME COMMISSION PRESENTS TESTIMONY ON LICENSE FEE INCREASE BILL

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Crawford County - Pennsylvania game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe today delivered testimony before a Senate game and Fisheries Committee in support of Senate Bill 1527, sponsored by state Sen. Charles T. McIlhinney Jr. (R-Bucks), who chairs the Senate committee.



Under Sen. McIlhinney's bill, the following increases and decreases would be made to the present license fee struct... Read More

Preparing yourself for an upcoming big game hunt takes many things into consideration.  It is not something you can do in a matter of just a few weeks.  Especially for those of us who must travel to an unfamiliar area of the country to pursue our quarry. Let's take an archery elk hunting trip since that is what I am process of preparing for in the fall of '09.   Hunting elk can be very exciting and a lot of fun with the right preparation.  I am an average hunter I would... Read More

It was a beautiful winter day on December 1st in New York State! I proceeded out of my door at 7:00 am to my favorite hunting spot. It's a beautiful unexplored parcel of land attached to a very affluent farm in one of our NY counties. From what I understood, there hasn't been hunters allowed on the farm since the early 1900's. The previous owners of the farm had a very strict policy that continued through the generations into the new millennium. The words "NO HUNTING" were prominently displayed... Read More

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