Hunter Access Program News Today

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners held its first quarterly meeting where they discussed various topics, including the expansion of wild pheasant hunting, legalization of "ice-eaters" and

Stakeholders say hunting offers the best solution for stopping wildlife crop damage, but hunters and farmers are struggling to connect.

Two forests in Bedford County are set to be inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network as a way to preserve their historically uninterrupted habitats.

Hunters in Monroe County will soon have a new place in Chestnuthill Township. In addition to the millions of public land acres available to hunters statewide, the Pennsylvania Game Commission partners...

Farmers can get plenty of money and assistance to expand wildlife habitat on their land, but conservation leaders say too few farmers seem to be interested.

Outdoornews February 25, 2021 From the Game Commission Cumberland County State Game Warden John Fetchkan reports that DMA, trespassing, and baiting violations are still being investigated.  Franklin County State Game Warden Trevor Shauf reports an individual was charged for shooting a deer with a bow out of season within multiple safety zones, as well as over a large bait pile. Another individual pleaded guilty for shooting a protected 3-point antlered deer over bait during the firearms deer s...