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When it comes to the outdoors, “nothing” is what compels me to spend time on the water or in the fields and woods.
One advantage to having an outdoors column is the source for ideas.
Miles away the fireworks from a July Fourth celebration shook the night sky.
There are some things our state legislators should not do.
There is something missing.
I hope we can avoid what officials in Arkansas have to do right now.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins equipment manager Teddy Richards Jr. told me about an interesting experience he had with a hen turkey two weeks ago.
In a matter of seconds, my daughter Eryn’s focus went from that of a typical 8-year-old to the intent concentration of a hawk scrutinizing a field for mice.
I’ve read a lot about the wilderness trappers in the 1800s and I can understand how, for so many of them, their biggest enemy was cabin fever.
If you buy a hunting license and hunt in an ethical manner, the PA Wildlife Alliance believes you are a killer.
Wildlife Conservation Officer Gerald Kapral really doesn’t know what he’ll be dealing with when the first day of the rifle deer season opens on Monday, Nov. 30.
As Wilkes-Barre resident Jay Delaney enters his third year as a commissioner on the Pennsylvania Game Commission board, he has grown fully aware of the success and challenges the agency faces. Delaney represents District 7, which includes Carbon, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Monroe, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming counties and his term expires in 2015.
By the end of October the Pennsylvania Game Commission sold more than 747,000 general hunting licenses. As the Nov. 30 start of the rifle deer season draws near, that total will rise even more.
During last year’s search for all 13 snake species in Luzerne County, Rick Koval and I found the last snake – a hognose, as the winter season was coming on – in mid-October. At that time we had some help from the employees at Nescopeck State Park who had seen the snake earlier in the day.
Bob Duffy prefers to avoid the large groups of hunters that often congregate to push the swamps and thick woods for bear season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins and the arena authority each faced a dilemma.
BUTLER TWP. - The Pennsylvania Game Commission has enlisted two new helpers in its fight against poaching.
Ask Luca Caputi if opposing goaltenders ever get upset with his relentless physical play around their net and a wide smile stretches across his face.
WILKES-BARRE TWP. – When Ryan Bayda swatted a rebound past Norfolk Admirals goaltender Dustin Tokarski, it broke a three-period scoring drought for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins that had started in their previous game.
WILKES-BARRE TWP. – It’s tough to have a consistent power play unit in the American Hockey League.
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