Pennsylvania Articles

Keystone State black bear survey finds healthy sows, cubs; project may expand.

Keystone State hunters record another high black bear harvest.

Station location changes due to COVID-19 protocols.

Keystone State bear hunters experienced their 6th best season ever.

Learn how to hunt predators at night using lights with tips from the Foxpro Hunting TV crew in Pennsylvania.

Bear seasons are open throughout the country, and several states have made changes hunters need to know about.

The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners has given preliminary approval to a regulatory change that would allow handheld and sporting-arm mounted night-vision and infrared optics to be used while hunting furbearers.

Record harvests and expanded seasons are the norm as populations of black bears increase throughout the United States.

Expanded seasons, increased license sales and favorable weather all contributed to record success by Pennsylvania bear hunters in 2019.

After more than 100 years, hunters in Pennsylvania will finally be able to hunt on Sunday once Gov. Tom Wolf signs S. 147 into law.

A Pennsylvania cake decorator created a wedding cake that is sure to be a hit with any whitetail hunter.

On Sept. 14, 2019, Jim Lickfeld became the first bowhunter to kill an elk in Pennsylvania's inaugural archery elk season.

It's more of an East-Midwest combo, to be honest, but watch the latest episode of Foxpro Hunting TV to see Abner Druckenmiller and Al Morris put down predators in two states.

The Governor of Pennsylvania has started the process of potentially lifting a ban on semi-automatic rifles for hunting.

A deer caused quite a stir at a northwestern Pennsylvania school when it came crashing through a window to its cafeteria last weekend.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is giving hunters an assist this year, using bright yellow-and-green signs to steer them to sections of state game lands where it is working to restore the forest vegetation that attracts deer.

Kevin Hoyt, the creator of “The Future of Hunting'' show connected with Aubree Hoster through a nonprofit whose mission is to send youths with a severe disability on a hunting or fishing trip.

Officials say two deer caused thousands of dollars damage after leaping through the window of a northeastern Pennsylvania flower shop, rampaging inside and then jumping out through another window.

A second man has been sentenced for his role in illegally killing three bull elk in central Pennsylvania in September, including one of the largest bulls ever recorded in the commonwealth.

America's most powerful pro-gun group is using a new Pennsylvania state law that allows them to challenge local gun control measures, filing lawsuits against ordinances in three cities, including requirements that owners report lost or stolen firearms.

A police officer at Fort Indiantown Gap is on suspension after two other officers claimed he shot several deer and a bobcat while on duty.

A massive sports and outdoor exhibition, now produced by the National Rifle Association, opened in Harrisburg, one year after a vendor boycott over a restriction on certain gun sales and displays prompted its predecessor to cancel.

Members of the Pennsylvania Game Commission are being urged to expand deer hunting opportunities in the commonwealth.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says it's detected chronic wasting disease in a white-tailed deer for the first time in a year.

Camille Marie Bomboy, 18, of Mill Hall, suffered severe bites on her arms and shoulders, and a deep cut on her head, authorities said.