Pennsylvania upland hunters locate ruffed grouse habitat on public state game lands by finding young forest and alder thickets.

Pennsylvania ruffed grouse hunting strategies and early successional regrowth habitats of five to twenty years are detailed.

Pennsylvania black bear recovery steps explain tracking wounded game, the thirty minute waiting period, and examining scene evidence.

Pennsylvania black bear anatomy and vital zone locations determine shot placement for the heart and lungs to ensure ethical harvesting.

Pennsylvania extended bear hunting opportunities and specific Wildlife Management Units offer hunters additional days afield.

Organizing a Pennsylvania bear drive provides hunters safe strategies to move elusive black bears through dense laurel thickets.

Dense mountain laurel is vital black bear habitat in Pennsylvania, and scouting its thickets for sign opens access to some of the biggest bears in the state.

Pennsylvania black bear hunting strategies explain how white and red oak food sources and feeding patterns dictate animal movements.

Decoy placement adjustments help Pennsylvania hunters fool wary turkeys and Canada geese that flare at sixty yards.

Breaking up a fall turkey flock and calling scattered birds back within fifty to seventy five yards allows hunters to get a clean shot.