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11.22.17

Via the Pennsylvania Game Commission STATE’S HUNGRY THANKFUL FOR HUNTERS Venison from harvested deer fills a need in Pennsylvania. When they sit down at the dinner table on Thursday, Pennsylvania’s hunters will have plenty for which to be thankful. It’s prime time for Pennsylvania hunting and, with any luck, some game bags or ear tags […]

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11.21.17

Via PA.gov Wolf Administration offers additional support to process even more donations Harrisburg, PA – Thanks to record-breaking donations of deer meat from Pennsylvania hunters and a helping hand from the Wolf Administration, the state’s charitable food system will provide more than one half million servings of ground venison through food banks, soup kitchens, and […]

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11.10.17

Next week, you’ll have the opportunity to increase your support for Hunters Sharing the Harvest, at no additional cost to you. On Friday, November 17, every dollar donated to HSH will be added to a $500,000 stretch pool from the Lancaster County Community Foundation during its annual Extraordinary Give campaign. The Fine Print Every donation […]

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10.17.17

Hunters Sharing the Harvest is grateful for the efforts of its recently appointed Eastern Pennsylvania coordinator, Dawn Smeal. A Western PA native, Dawn currently resides in the Schuylkill Haven area and has taken on the challenge of personally reaching out to sporting goods dealers to promote HSH’s mission. In addition, she’s working with HSH to […]

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10.10.17

Hunters Sharing the Harvest chairman, Rick Fetrow, provided a demonstration on butchering and processing a deer to a group of 31 hunters and game enthusiasts at the Meadow Creek Barbecue on September 9 in New Holland. His expertise, which dates back to 1993 when he started processing meat into steaks and other cuts for friends, […]

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10.05.17

The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently announced that hunters and outdoors enthusiasts heading into Pennsylvania’s state-owned woodlands will have access to an additional 540 miles of state forest roads in 18 of the 20 state forest districts. The roads will be open to hunters, hikers, foliage viewers, and visitors of the state forestlands this […]

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