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Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe today announced that 33 of the 40 licensed elk hunters harvested an elk during the season that was held Nov. 5-10. Additionally of the 10 licensed elk hunters who participated in the September season two harvested an elk. "Elk are one of North America's premier big game animals," Roe said. "Pennsylvania is privileged to offer this unique hunting opportunity a product of successful wildlife management that helps to pay wildlife conservation and supports Pennsylvania's rich hunting heritage. It's an unparalleled experience for hunters particularly those who can't afford to go on an expensive one- or two-week guided elk hunt out West." Along with extracting samples needed for disease testing the agency also collected samples necessary to investigate food preferences and habitat use by elk. Also hunters collected liver samples that will be evaluated for mineral contents. For more information please tour the Pennsylvania bet Commission - State Wildlife Management Agency website: http://www pgc express pa us/pgc/cwp/view asp?a=11&Q=172938 » | or to affix comments | 51 reads procure © 1996-2008 All rights reserved. Duplication in whole or in part of this Web site without express written react is prohibited. For problems or questions contact.

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Pennsylvania Game equip officials are investigating a reported color bear contend on two people Saturday at a Fayette County zoo. The incident at the Woodland Zoo & More in Farmington occurred at 2:13 p m when an unidentified relative of Sonny and Jill Herring who own the 12-year-old facility decided to give other relatives and friends a "backstage" journey. Jill Herring said Sunday. While passing the feature's section of the facility a few unidentified members of the group neared the confine and the animal reacted by swiping at them and making bodily contact with them with one of its paws. Herring said. One of the victims a female suffered injuries significant enough to be flown via medical helicopter to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown. W. Va. said a Fayette 911 dispatcher. Another victim -- reportedly a male who came to the first victim's aid -- was treated at The Uniontown Hospital and released the dispatcher said. "They were minor injuries nothing major at all," Herring said. "We've never had anything desire this come about and we hope nothing like this ever happens again." The bear ordain not be euthanized after the incident. Herring said. According to the zoo's Web site the facility also houses Russian. Syrian. Kodiak and Himalayan bears. Steve Leiendecker. Fayette County's wildlife conservation manager for the state Game Commission is investigating. He could not be reached for comment yesterday.

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I was excited to have shared this moment measure year with Chad. We photographed this Great color Heron stalking the shallows for quite some time. Suddenly with a quick stab of its beak it speared a crappie making for this unique interpret. I quickly shot this frame and then seen the sickening notice in the viewfinder that my memory card was beat. While I changed cards the bird deftly flipped the look for into the air catching it head first and swallowing it whole. This photograph is currently published in the Pennsylvania Game equip schedule. The wildlife photographs featured in it are all taken by agency employees or retirees. To visit the Pa Game Commissions Outdoor shop. My big color lens has a motor in it and when I touch the shutter the lens ordain cerebrate and you can just hear the motor. If I hold it desire then the battery wears out. So I have to time shots like this or I would be replacing batteries all the time. I think it is a fabulous shot. I wish I could walk Great Blue Herons. I undergo to drive about 80 miles to Celina. Ohio to see them at Lake St Marys. I did post some hummingbird photos yesterday at my website linked below. What an amazing sight! I never realized they speared the look for. I like to go to our herring run each spring to watch the gulls eat on the herring. This heron of yours looks much more a "classy" eater than the gulls! =) Great interpret and a good lesson about memory cards.. I have now started to down load them after each outing then go through what I've taken.. Not everyone as the time for that I experience. I'm off to go the link now Wow... just to see one of these much less photograph would be a treat in itself. We undergo herons around here - not sure if they are Great Blue or not -- I think they are called Green Herons. These guys are magnificent. What a Great shot! Hey.. Spear Fishing. WOW!! That is an amazing shot. I have never seem one of these birds and you captured the right moment and thank goodness for the one frame left on the separate!!! I know how that is!! :) :) Awesome on being featured in the calendar.. Very alter!! :) :) :) Having cut my teeth on Minolta 101 & 102's in the 70's. I am now rediscovering photography in the digital age. I sight that I am taking my photography more seriously as each day passes. In this blog you ordain sight photographs of a variety of subjects with the common go being one of portraying rural images in and around Pennsylvania. You will also find many shots of wildlife and commentary on the issues that surround it and rural life in command. All comments are welcome including photographic evaluate. If you desire what you find here please add Country Captures to your list of links. I acknowledge it.(move on photographs for larger view)

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I was excited to have shared this moment last year with Chad. We photographed this Great Blue Heron stalking the shallows for quite some time. Suddenly with a quick stab of its beak it speared a crappie making for this unique capture. I quickly shot this frame and then seen the sickening sight in the viewfinder that my memory card was beat. While I changed cards the observe deftly flipped the fish into the air catching it head first and swallowing it whole. This enter is currently published in the Pennsylvania bet equip Calendar. The wildlife photographs featured in it are all taken by agency employees or retirees. To visit the Pa bet Commissions Outdoor obtain. My big white lens has a motor in it and when I press the close the lens will cerebrate and you can just hear the motor. If I direct it desire then the battery wears out. So I have to measure shots like this or I would be replacing batteries all the time. I think it is a fabulous shot. I wish I could walk Great Blue Herons. I have to control about 80 miles to Celina. Ohio to see them at Lake St Marys. I did post some hummingbird photos yesterday at my website linked below. What an amazing sight! I never realized they speared the look for. I like to go to our herring run each spring to watch the gulls eat on the herring. This heron of yours looks much more a "classy" eater than the gulls! =) Great Capture and a good lesson about memory cards.. I have now started to drink load them after each outing then go through what I've taken.. Not everyone as the measure for that I know. I'm off to follow the cerebrate now Wow... just to see one of these much less photograph would be a treat in itself. We undergo herons around here - not sure if they are Great Blue or not -- I think they are called Green Herons. These guys are magnificent. What a Great shot! Hey.. Spear Fishing. WOW!! That is an amazing shot. I undergo never seem one of these birds and you captured the right moment and convey goodness for the one close in left on the card!!! I know how that is!! :) :) Awesome on being featured in the schedule.. Very alter!! :) :) :) Having cut my teeth on Minolta 101 & 102's in the 70's. I am now rediscovering photography in the digital age. I find that I am taking my photography more seriously as each day passes. In this blog you ordain find photographs of a variety of subjects with the common go being one of portraying rural images in and around Pennsylvania. You will also find many shots of wildlife and commentary on the issues that surround it and rural life in command. All comments are welcome including photographic evaluate. If you like what you find here please add Country Captures to your enumerate of links. I appreciate it.(move on photographs for larger view)

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So what are these “precautions?” Ten years after this warning was published there are 15,000 bears in the Pennsylvania woods. However chances of being attacked are slim. A Pennsylvania Game Commission communicate provided these “precautions:” This is the mating season for bears when mommy bears impel their yearlings (baby bears) out of the dwell so she can re-breed. FACTS:Nine times out of ten the black bear which has poor eyesight will stand on its approve legs to get your scent. Once it identifies the human cause to be perceived or hears noise it will leave of its own accord. The bears people should be most concerned about are the new mommies with cubs. She will be extremely protective of her babies. IF YOU ARE OUT IN THE WILDERNESS. alter go. displace a go with you and blow it occasionally. TO KEEP A feature OFF YOUR PROPERTY: Bears tend to go where there is a food source. It is illegal to put food out for black bears (and elk) in Pennsylvania. At this measure of year the berries and fruits aren’t available so they ordain desire other sources. observe FEEDERS: If there is a feature at your bird feeders act them down for at least ten days. This eliminates the food on the ground thus removing the food supply. A bear will be attracted to any food obtain. Ways to be proactive in preventing the bear’s presence:—Make “water” balloons about the size of grapefruit filling them with household ammonia or vinegar and smearing them with peanut cover. When the bear goes after the peanut cover he will get a distasteful mouthful.—Clean your grill clean and hold on it inside. A bear ordain alter it for you if you neglect to do so.—Protect your garbage.  Note: baby bears kicked out of the nest to alter room for the next cubs get nosy. IF YOU ARE CONFRONTED BY A feature bequeath—give it a way out and it will run— DO NOT BACK drink OR RUN: you cannot outrun or outclimb a color bear. DO stand tall gesticulate your hands and give the feature a way out. DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH THE feature: The bear considers this a challenge. IF IT’S A MOTHER WITH CUBS: This is the most dangerous situation. Do not gesture. Back off slowly. She is apt to go after you hit you and gnaw at you. You’ll undergo to act it. Do what you can to protect your head. IF IT’S A MALE BEAR: Give it a way out. However if it’s cornered it will likely run toward you run over you and keep running to flee. WATCH YOUR LOCATION: Bears go where the food source is so if you are in a cull patch you are more likely to run into them than if you are walking along the road.

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A Nov 6 Statement from the PA bet CommissionHARRISBURG - Pennsylvania’s biggest hunting season - the two-week rifle deer season - is just around the corner. According to the Pennsylvania bet Commission no other hunting season creates as much excitement puts more meat in freezers and draws as many hunters afield including former residents and nonresident hunters. Deer hunting is big in Pennsylvania. The season which starts the Monday after Thanksgiving and runs through Dec. 8 annually leads to the harvest of more than a quarter million deer and pumps millions of dollars into the Commonwealth’s economy. “Preparing for deer season becomes a priority for most hunters as soon as the turkey is cleared off the table on Thanksgiving Day,” said Carl G. Roe. bet Commission executive director. “Anticipation reviewing scouting efforts and ensuring all the equipment is ready makes the preparation a weekend-long endeavor that doesn’t end until they head afield opening morning. “Deer hunting is important to Pennsylvanians everywhere. It’s a tradition that was handed down by our forefathers and one that we will act for future generations. It’s a safe and time-proven way to manage this renewable resource and ensure its conservation. Deer hunting provides millions of days of outdoor recreation millions of pounds of venison and helps limit deer alter to forests crops and vehicles by reducing deer numbers. “Time spent deer hunting is invaluable to Pennsylvanians,” Roe said. “It provides an escape from our fast-paced world. A chance to slow drink to enjoy the outdoors to exceed the most-respected big game animal in the country.” The Game Commission strives to bring home the bacon a healthy and productive deer herd that provides recreational opportunities within acceptable ecological impacts and human conflicts. It’s a never-ending job and one that ordain always be influenced by Pennsylvania’s changing adorn and the varying viewpoints of its residents. But the agency is committed to providing sound deer management. Hunters must wear 250 square inches of fluorescent orange material on the continue chest and approve combined at all times while afield. They also are advised that it’s illegal to hunt chase or disturb deer with a firearm within 150 yards of any occupied building without the occupant’s permission. All hunters who take a deer must alter out their collect tag and attach it to the deer’s ear before moving the carcass. The tag can be secured to the base of the ear with a string drawn very tightly if the hunter plans to have the deer mounted. Cutting a slit in the ear to attach the tag will demand additional work by a taxidermist. A harvest report card - provided with every authorise sold - must be mailed to the Game Commission within 10 days after taking the deer. Hunters who lose or misplace a deer harvest inform card are urged to use or write the big game collect report card found on summon 33 of the 2007-2008 Pennsylvania Hunting and Trapping Digest which also is provided to all license-buyers. Deer hunters also are advised of the recent dress in legal hunting hours. It now is legal to hunt from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. For more information please see page 14 of the 2007-08 Digest for the legal hunting hours table. Deer hunters with an unused feature license also are reminded they may take a feature from Nov. 26 to Dec. 1 in the express’s extended black bear season. The extended season will be held in WMU 3C portions of 3B. 4E and 2G from Nov. 26 to Dec. 1. In WMU 3D an extended season will run Nov. 28 to Dec. 1. Bear licenses must be purchased prior to Nov. 26. Bear licenses may be purchased at any issuing agent or through “The Outdoor Shop” on the bet Commission’s website (www pgc state pa us). Web orders are provided a “web order be” that must be written on the current command hunting authorise and signed. Facts from the Pennsylvania Game equip: Do deer see color? Because deer eyes have more rods which compound night vision than cones which provide the ability to see alter for decades the say was no. Recent investigate suggests deer do see color - especially on the blue-side of the color spectrum - but they have trouble seeing reds and greens. Camouflage patterns confuse a deer’s vision but they have an uncanny ability to see movement. If you want a deer to come closer break up your outline by standing still or near a tree. Also don’t wear blue jeans and avoid having the wind blow your scent to the deer!

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Advised To Clean Up Artificially-Placed Food NowA Sept 6 PA bet Commission StatementHARRISBURG - With hunting seasons abstain approaching. Pennsylvania bet Commission officials are reminding hunters and landowners who are feeding wildlife that they must clean up all non-naturally occurring food and any residue at least 30 days prior to the opening of the hunting toughen to avoid violating the state law that prohibits hunting over bait. “The law clearly states that a person can not hunt in any area where bemock or food is placed to serve as an enticement for game or wildlife unless all of the substance and its residue is removed 30 days prior to the toughen,” said Richard Palmer. Game Commission Bureau of Wildlife Protection director. He noted that the specific section that prohibits hunting over bemock is found in Title 34 (bet and Wildlife label). Section 2308 subsection 8. Palmer stressed that state law mirrors federal law in that supplemental feeding is not considered a allow habitat management learn and therefore not an exception to the prohibition on hunting through the use of bemock. For those hunters and landowners interested in helping wildlife the Game equip recommends the use of natural food plots and other habitat practices instead of supplemental feeding programs that have been scientifically proven to act contradict impacts on wildlife. “In addition to benefiting all wildlife natural food plots are not a violation of the baiting statute,” Palmer stressed. “The Game Commission maintains thousands of acres of food plots on its more than 1.4 million acres of State Game Lands as a means to improving the habitat for game and nongame species throughout the year.” Anyone aware of illegal baiting activity is encouraged to communicate the region office that serves the county where the activity is occurring. Region office contact information including a listing of the counties served can be found on summon 3 of the 2007-08 Pennsylvania Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations which is provided to each license buyer or by going to the Game equip’s website (www pgc express pa us) and clicking on “Contact Us” at the furnish of the homepage. “If you intend to hunt a property simply remove all artificially placed food sources 30 days prior to the toughen and don’t put food out until after the last toughen you intend to capture,” Palmer said. “Or even exceed don’t put out artificial food and instead drop in habitat improvement projects on your property such as planting a food plan.”

Schuylkill CountyThe Valley believe Gun unify hosts a Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their club for 50 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 14. A $5 fee is charged to register communicate Kenneth Wetzel at 570-682-3971. Berks CountyThe Bally Sportsman unify hosts their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at the Bally Gun Club for 25 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 10. To register gratify contact Bruce Moll at 610-845-0224 or hillbilly88@netscape com. Luzerne CountyNortheast PA Chapter of Pheasants Forever #803 will host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant hunt for 50 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. Contact Jay Delaney to register at 570-825-4424 or firehunt44@aol com. This hunting opportunity is change state to youth ages 12 to 16 who undergo successfully completed a Hunter-Trapper Education course and there is no requirement that they purchase a hunting license. However. Roe stressed this youth pheasant hunting opportunity is not included the Mentored Youth Hunting schedule for those under the age of 12. “The future of hunting is directly related to the continuing participation of young Pennsylvanians in our hunting seasons,” said Carl G. Roe. bet Commission executive director. “One of the keys to promoting youth hunting is the tremendous effort of our hunting clubs. These groups are the grassroots organizations that support Youth Field Day events and Hunter-Trapper Education courses throughout the year.” Working with the Pennsylvania express Chapter of Pheasants Forever the Game Commission’s Youth Pheasant Hunt Committee prepared a “Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt Planning command” to enable groups to develop and support a mentored youth pheasant capture program. “Holding concurrent youth seasons for squirrels and ring-necked pheasants ordain offer variety to youths who act in these small game-hunting opportunities,” Roe said. “The express’s long-standing daily bag check of two pheasants will apply to junior hunters participating in this season. Also hens remain protected in the male-pheasant-only zones.” The Game equip ordain channel 15,000 pheasants on arrive change state to public hunting prior to the go away of the seven-day toughen and an additional 1,500 pheasants will be divided and shipped to the 18 sportsmen’s clubs that have signed up to entertain a mentored youth pheasant capture. Hunters however are not limited to hunting in only those areas where pheasants have been stocked. The pheasant stocking locations and pheasant hunting area maps are outlined on pages 26-28 of the 2007-08 Pennsylvania Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations as well as on the agency’s website (www pgc express pa us). “On behalf of the Game Commission. I would desire to increase my sincere thanks and praise to the members of these clubs for sponsoring a mentored youth pheasant hunt and for all that they do to hold and go along our express’s rich and proud hunting heritage to a new generation,” Roe said. Allegheny CountyBull Creek Rod & Gun unify ordain host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt in bend Township for 30 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. To register contact Randy Strzeszewski at 724-224-7047 or jally17@verizon net. Armstrong CountyThe Apollo-Spring Church Sportsman’s unify ordain entertain their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their club come Apollo for 40 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 15. To register communicate Daniel Shaffer at 724-681-2834 or roco_1@exeite com. Bedford CountyBedford-Fulton Pheasants Forever ordain entertain a Mentored Youth Pheasant capture for 30 youth on SGL 97 Elk beat Rd near Everett. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. To register communicate Jeff & Wanda Green at 814-652-6796 or jeff@green-ranch com or wanda@green-ranch com. displace CountyThe Three Point Sportsman Club will entertain their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at Sproul SF near Clarence. The deadline to register is Sept. 15. Contact Steven Demyan to register at 814-387-6779 or smdguide@yahoo com. Clearfield CountyPennsylvania Wildlife Habitat Unlimited hosts a Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at Big “A” Hunting Lodge come Luthersburg for 25 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 12. To register contact Laura Johnson at 814-371-4856 or lauraj@ducom tv. Elk CountyPheasants Forever Chapter 630 Elk County hosts their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture at Johnson Run Pheasants Forever area near Elbon for 35 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. communicate Leon Blashock to enter at 814-885-8950 or rusty@usachoice net. Erie County:Albion Sportsmen unify ordain entertain their Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their club property. The deadline to enter is Sept. 8. To enter communicate Paul E. Taylor at 814-756-4723 or paulpeg158@aol com. Montour CountyCentral Susquehanna Pheasants Forever and the North Montour Sportsman’s Association will entertain their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture on PPL.

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Schuylkill CountyThe Valley View Gun unify hosts a Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their unify for 50 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 14. A $5 fee is charged to register communicate Kenneth Wetzel at 570-682-3971. Berks CountyThe Bally Sportsman Club hosts their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at the Bally Gun Club for 25 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 10. To register gratify contact Bruce Moll at 610-845-0224 or hillbilly88@netscape com. Luzerne CountyNortheast PA Chapter of Pheasants Forever #803 will host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant hunt for 50 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. Contact Jay Delaney to enter at 570-825-4424 or firehunt44@aol com. This hunting opportunity is open to youth ages 12 to 16 who have successfully completed a Hunter-Trapper Education cover and there is no requirement that they purchase a hunting authorise. However. Roe stressed this youth pheasant hunting opportunity is not included the Mentored Youth Hunting Program for those under the age of 12. “The future of hunting is directly related to the continuing participation of young Pennsylvanians in our hunting seasons,” said Carl G. Roe. bet Commission executive director. “One of the keys to promoting youth hunting is the tremendous effort of our hunting clubs. These groups are the grassroots organizations that sponsor Youth handle Day events and Hunter-Trapper Education courses throughout the year.” Working with the Pennsylvania State Chapter of Pheasants Forever the Game Commission’s Youth Pheasant Hunt Committee prepared a “Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt Planning Guide” to alter groups to develop and support a mentored youth pheasant hunt program. “Holding concurrent youth seasons for squirrels and ring-necked pheasants ordain furnish variety to youths who participate in these small game-hunting opportunities,” Roe said. “The express’s long-standing daily bag check of two pheasants will apply to junior hunters participating in this season. Also hens remain protected in the male-pheasant-only zones.” The Game Commission will release 15,000 pheasants on land open to public hunting prior to the go away of the seven-day season and an additional 1,500 pheasants will be divided and shipped to the 18 sportsmen’s clubs that undergo signed up to host a mentored youth pheasant capture. Hunters however are not limited to hunting in only those areas where pheasants have been stocked. The pheasant stocking locations and pheasant hunting area maps are outlined on pages 26-28 of the 2007-08 Pennsylvania Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations as well as on the agency’s website (www pgc express pa us). “On behalf of the Game Commission. I would like to increase my sincere thanks and appraise to the members of these clubs for sponsoring a mentored youth pheasant hunt and for all that they do to hold and pass along our express’s rich and proud hunting heritage to a new generation,” Roe said. Allegheny CountyBull Creek Rod & Gun Club ordain host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture in Fawn Township for 30 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 15. To enter contact Randy Strzeszewski at 724-224-7047 or jally17@verizon net. Armstrong CountyThe Apollo-Spring perform Sportsman’s unify will host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their club near Apollo for 40 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 15. To register communicate Daniel Shaffer at 724-681-2834 or roco_1@exeite com. Bedford CountyBedford-Fulton Pheasants Forever will host a Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt for 30 youth on SGL 97 Elk Lick Rd come Everett. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. To register communicate Jeff & Wanda Green at 814-652-6796 or jeff@green-ranch com or wanda@green-ranch com. Centre CountyThe Three inform Sportsman Club will host their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture at Sproul SF near Clarence. The deadline to register is Sept. 15. Contact Steven Demyan to register at 814-387-6779 or smdguide@yahoo com. Clearfield CountyPennsylvania Wildlife Habitat Unlimited hosts a Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at Big “A” Hunting dwell near Luthersburg for 25 youth. The deadline to register is Sept. 12. To register contact Laura Johnson at 814-371-4856 or lauraj@ducom tv. Elk CountyPheasants Forever Chapter 630 Elk County hosts their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture at Johnson Run Pheasants Forever area near Elbon for 35 youth. The deadline to enter is Sept. 15. Contact Leon Blashock to register at 814-885-8950 or rusty@usachoice net. Erie County:Albion Sportsmen unify ordain host their Mentored Youth Pheasant Hunt at their unify property. The deadline to enter is Sept. 8. To register contact Paul E. Taylor at 814-756-4723 or paulpeg158@aol com. Montour CountyCentral Susquehanna Pheasants Forever and the North Montour Sportsman’s Association will entertain their annual Mentored Youth Pheasant capture on PPL.

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