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05.24.24

Heather Clark was recently elected to the board of directors of Hunters Sharing the Harvest (HSH) — Pennsylvania’s nationally emulated venison donation program. Clark began volunteering for HSH in 2016 and is currently the county coordinator for both Wyoming and Lackawanna counties. Over the past 16 years, Clark has served in several leadership roles including […]

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06.21.23

Greenville, PA – June 21, 2023 – Pennsylvania deer hunters fed the hungry in historic fashion during the 2022-23 hunting season – donating a total of 235,532 pounds of venison from 6,201 deer and four elk via Hunters Sharing the Harvest – Pennsylvania’s nationally emulated venison donation program. The season totals were announced by HSH […]

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12.01.22

Oakdale, Pa. — Former Pittsburgh Steelers Brett Keisel and Ben Roethlisberger teamed up to tout Hunters Sharing the Harvest’s 2022 fall campaign. Both avid deer hunters, Keisel and Roethlisberger gathered with HSH volunteers and supporters at the Collier Sportsmen’s Club in Oakdale Nov. 10 to encourage hunters across Pennsylvania to donate one or more deer […]

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11.29.22

Over the past three decades, Pennsylvania hunters have helped feed their friends and neighbors with the Hunters Sharing the Harvest (HSH) program. Since 1991, the venison donation program allows hunters to share their extra venison through a statewide network of participating butchers to food pantries and community assistance centers across Pennsylvania. The program has distributed […]

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11.29.22

Pennsylvania’s woods have been full of tens of thousands of hunters this week. The state’s firearms deer season kicked off on Saturday and runs through Dec. 10 with the exception of this Saturday, Dec. 4. According to the National Deer Association, between 2011 and 2020, Pennsylvania ranked second in the nation three times for buck […]

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11.28.22

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — Deer hunting season has officially begun in Pennsylvania, with many schools being closed on Monday, Pennsylvania hunters and their families could go out. In addition to hunting for meat, many do it for the sport, often saving the antlers or heads of their most prized shots.   READ MORE

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