Check out this little video taken last year during the first week in November!
This was taken in Berks County.
Check out this video taken and sent in from Erie County, Pennsylvania.
Check out this trail cam video that was captured up in Susquehanna County!
Yesterday the G&F committee had the opportunity to get a tour of the Keystone Elk Country Alliance facilities.
We were on their wagon tour when this bull let out a bugle.
Here’s a little moment of zen for your Thursday morning!
Video taken in Dauphin County.
While visiting his hunting camp, check out the video G&F chairman Senator Dan Laughlin took when he stumbled across a young fawn. They immediately left them alone because mom was very likely close and could hear baby bleating.
Check out this video chairman Senator Dan Laughlin took of a red squirrel robbing him of produce.
Any guesses as to how many fingerling hybrid striped bass are in this pond?
Here is a video of some fish from the Huntsdale Hatchery.
Check out this video we took last week of some poults flying out of the field!
There’s nothing like looking over 400 acres of marsh.
Taken in Erie county.
Here is a little zen moment for your Wednesday morning. Enjoy this old Ag field that nature is slowly starting to reclaim.
Taken in Berks County
Tired of sitting in the office on this chilly Monday? Here’s a good distraction from Stoney Creek in Dauphin county.
There’s something relaxing about having a cool wind blowing on top of a mountain in north central Pennsylvania.
April is a good time to visit Fort Washington State Park.
Video taken down near Plymouth Meeting outside of Philadelphia.
Turkeys
We are getting closer and closer to May… which means turkey season is almost here. Still time to practice using that diaphragm call on those commutes to work.
Video taken in Berks County last fall hunting the pre-rut in mid October.
Back in early March, the PA Senate Game & Fisheries committee had the opportunity to join the Pennsylvania Game Commission on a bear research trip. These trips allow the Game Commission to track bear movement, study reproduction habits, and also check the health of our wild bears.