P.J. Reilly

Membership of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau – one of the loudest opponents to Sunday hunting in the state – recently voted in favor of the group’s lobbying arm dropping the

Raise your hand if you’ve ever tracked a deer after dark in Pennsylvania.

If there’s one thing that makes Pennsylvania deer hunters nervous, it’s changes to the way we apply for antlerless deer licenses.

The Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives both have passed bills that would open the door for general Sunday hunting, ending a legislative ban here that has stood since the

Pennsylvania’s 2024-25 hunting season unofficially kicked off Monday, Sept. 2, when the statewide dove and early Canada goose seasons opened.

Here's how to legally track a deer after dark in Pa. [column]

It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

I am a Pennsylvania deer hunter.

The Great American Outdoor Show is returning to Harrisburg; here's what you need to know [column]

Fishing guide Jake Villwock, left, points out a casting spot on the Juniata River to Scott Einmann.