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At the front line in future of hunting
February 17, 2011 Going back even before Hunter/Trapper Education became mandatory here in Pennsylvania, and eventually in nearly all states and Canadian provinces, the Hunter Ed instructors have been at the forefron... more »»
Harper Grants offered for environmental ed
February 17, 2011 The Northern Allegheny Conservation Association (NACA) is offering S. Knox Harper Grants for environmental educators. These grants are in memory of founding member and dedicated conservationist S. more »» 
American Chestnut workshop March 5
February 17, 2011 On Saturday, March 5, Penn State Cooperative Extension will sponsor a program on efforts to bring back the American Chestnut at the Forest County Cooperative Extension Office from 1 to 3 p.. more »» 
Can it really be the 34th annual landowner appreciation dinner?
February 10, 2011 During the final day of the Brokenstraw Fish and Game Club Coyote Contest, Tom Walters and I sat down to talk about the fast approaching Landowner Appreciation Dinner, which has become more popularl... more »» 
FAW plans overnight backpacking trip
February 10, 2011 Friends of Allegheny Wilderness (FAW) is a Warren, Pennsylvania-based non-profit organization seeking to have Congress permanently protect additional portions of the Allegheny National Forest as... more »»
Eckert (conservation) scholarship is offered
February 10, 2011 The Warren County Conservation District will be accepting Ralph G. Eckert Scholarship applications until April 1. more »» 
THE EVERYDAY HUNTER: Yearlings
February 5, 2011 “I shot a fat yearling buck — only had nubbins on his head, but he’ll sure be good eatin’” We’ve all heard many comments like that and it’s not wrong to congratulate that hunter. more »» 
Frigid weather does not slow ice-fishing contest
January 27, 2011 The question was not what the temperature was Saturday morning at Chapman Dam, there wasn’t any. more »» 
THE EVERYDAY HUNTER: Poaching Statistics — HSUS style
January 22, 2011 The radio ad says over 100 million animals are killed by poachers each year. That number comes from the Humane Society of the United States and it can’t be true. more »» 
Time for new ice-fishing gear
January 20, 2011 If ever there was a year to invest in more ice-fishing gear, this is i. more »» 
Planning education
January 20, 2011 This group of Hunter/Trapper Education instructors, representing some of the county sportsmen clubs, gathered last week at the monthly meeting of the Warren County Council of Sportsmen’s Clubs. more »»
Forest landowner conference planned
January 20, 2011 On Saturday, Jan. 29, Penn State Extension, DCNR Bureau of Forestry, and the Northwest Pa Woodland Association will be hosting a forest landowner conference at Penn State Behrend. more »» 
Coordinators should get coyote hunts scheduled
January 13, 2011 Organized coyote hunts get underway this month, ushering in a season that has saved serious hunters from months of boredom. more »» 
WCCSC scholarships awarded
January 13, 2011 Winners of the scholarships given annually by the Warren County Council of Sportsmen’s Clubs (WCCSC) to county students enrolling in conservation-related fields are Colter Johnson, winner of the... more »» 
THE EVERYDAY HUNTER: WCoyote Migration: One Expert’s Opinion
January 8, 2011 I recently became an “expert” on coyote migratio. more »» 
Every kind of ice fishing imaginable within two hours
January 6, 2011 Within about two hour’s driving distance, close enough to go for a day of ice-fishing, we can find a wonderful variety of ice-fishing situation. more »» |
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