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02.09.18

“Claire North-Smyser’s generous donation of her art auction proceeds is a first for the HSH program in 26 years. This ranks highly as a truly special and personal gesture and is sincerely appreciated. For an obviously talented 7-year old to use her own initiative to help support our venison donation charity this way to help […]

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01.30.18

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VENISON DEER CAMP CHILI SAMPLES PREPARED BY STUDENTS OF THE ACADEMY OF CULINARY ARTS AT IUP TO BENEFIT PA’S #1 VENISON DONATION PROGRAM – HUNTERS SHARING THE HARVEST AT THE 33rd ALLEGHENY OUTDOOR SPORT AND TRAVEL SHOW Sponsored by North Country Brewing RETURNS TO PITTSBURGH’S – MONROEVILLE CONVENTION CENTER FEBRUARY 16 – […]

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01.23.18

Cabela’s Outdoor Fund and the Eastern Chapter of Wild Sheep Foundation are hosting a Youth Wildlife Conservation Experience on Saturday, February 17 at the Lancaster County Convention Center from 10:30am to 3:30pm.  Don’t miss this fun event for families and kids who love the outdoors! Activities will include: Muzzleloader basics Hunter Safety Archery Stations Conservation […]

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01.17.18

  On January 10, 2018, PA Dept of Agriculture held its annual Public Officials Day at the PA Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg with a record turnout. Present at the event were invited guests of Hunters Sharing the Harvest. Among the HSH delegation were members of the natural gas industry, who are among the strongest […]

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01.17.18

Program update: For the 2017-2018 season to date, 23,526 pounds of venison have been donated from 693 deer. There are 106 registered and PDA-inspected butchers/deer processors working with Hunters Sharing the Harvest this season. We are always looking for additional help, especially in the northeast, north central and northwest areas of the state. Butchers/deer processors interested […]

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01.12.18

In Washington, D.C., you can find venison on wild game menus and in specialty food shops selling for up to $40 per pound. Yet, less than a two-hour drive away, hunters in Central Virginia look forward to stocking their freezers full of venison for little to no cost at all. Since venison hasn’t officially been […]

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