Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With turkey numbers being stable or increasing in most of Pennsylvania, there are several reasons to be optimistic about the ...

How many wild turkeys actually live in Pennsylvania? That’s one of the things the Pennsylvania Game Commission is trying to determine with the public’s help during the annual survey of the birds ...

The perverted priorities of the PA Game Commission (PGC) are, once again, illustrated by their stocking a quarter million non-indigenous pheasants, yet they have done absolutely nothing to restore the ...

As we approach the middle of July, there is no doubt summer is about halfway over. Once again, however, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is requesting the public to participate in its Annual ...

To spring gobbler hunters Pennsylvania’s 2026 season seems as far away as Don Quixote using his weary arms to reach the unreachable star. There is a fix being offered by the Pennsylvania Game ...

Pennsylvania’s first turkey season with expanded Sunday hunting opens this weekend, but not everywhere. Concerns about the wild turkey population continue to keep the fall season closed in Wildlife ...

The statewide wild turkey season opens this weekend on Saturday, Nov. 1. While the season opens everywhere on Nov. 1, the length of the season can be from four days to three weeks depending on the ...

A wild turkey made a rare visit to the Glen Hazel bald eagle nest in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, February 17.

After declining from its peaks earlier this century, Pennsylvania’s wild turkey population appears to have stabilized — offering hunters some solid opportunities when they head afield in May for ...

Pennsylvania’s fields and forests just got a little more crowded this week with turkey hunters joining archery deer hunters and small game hunters in quest of their respective quarry. That’s because ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking the public to report sightings of turkey flocks. The Game Commission traps and attaches leg bands to turkeys during the winter to monitor populations.