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03.13.15

Harvests decreased statewide in 2014-15, report shows. The Pennsylvania Game Commission today reported that, in the state’s 2014-15 seasons, hunters harvested an estimated 303,973 deer: a decrease of about 14 percent compared to the 2013-14 harvest of 352,920. Hunters took 119,260 antlered deer in the 2014-15 seasons: a decrease of about 11 percent compared to […]

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02.19.15

Hunters are known for putting on drives. And drivers now can make known the pride they take in being Pennsylvania hunters. Pennsylvania’s new Hunting Heritage license plate – an official plate issued by the state Department of Transportation – is available to order from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Each plate costs $56, of which $25 […]

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02.16.15

L to R: John Hamilton, HSH Vice President, Mike Serbin, NE Coordinator; Brian Grove, Chesapeake Energy; Lorne Peters, HSH Board Sec.-Treasurer Deer Processor; Jay Delaney, PA Game Commissioner; Bill Sordoni, HSH Director NE Coordinator; Representative Karen Boback, PA House of Representatives; Mike Wolf, HSH Director Central Coordinator; John Plowman, HSH Executive Director; Rick Fetrow, HSH […]

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01.27.15

The Public Official’s Day event held in Harrisburg on January 15, 2015 at the Farm Show Complex is an opportunity that has evolved into a huge and positive 1200-person gathering as part of the Pennsylvania Farm Show, and for HSH, it has clearly become an annual reunion vehicle for meeting old and new friends who […]

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01.08.15

You’ve seen the GoHuntPA ads on TV. Now is your chance to be in one. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is inviting hunters to submit photos of their favorite hunting moments for a chance to star in the next GoHuntPA TV commercial. Photos can be submitted through the GoHuntPA website – www.gohuntpa.org. The initiative, called #MyGoHuntPAMoment, […]

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01.08.15

As the deer seasons head toward their close, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is issuing one last reminder for successful deer hunters to report their harvests. Hunters who harvest big game in Pennsylvania are required to report their harvests to the Game Commission using one of three methods. Each method takes only minutes. Hunters can go […]

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