Pennsylvania Game Commission has bonus pheasant stockings for hunters

Game Commission to finalize hunting seasons April 11. What's expected

5 hunters shot, including 2 fatalities, during Pennsylvania deer season

Pennsylvania Game Commission habitat crews work hard year-round to ensure more than 1.5 million areas of state game lands are ready for every hunting season. During spring months, the agency’s prescribed fire crews manage burns across the state to benefit wildlife habitats. [LEARN MORE: https://bit.ly/36x432N]. Wildlife habitat crews are also busy planting seedings, improving roadways and removing invasive species this time of year. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

Join us in celebrating the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s 128th anniversary by taking a look back to a time when life, and hunting, was much different here in Penn’s Woods! Pennsylvania has been a leader in conservation since our earliest days. Thank you to our forefathers, hunters, wildlife enthusiasts and everyone who has supported wildlife conservation efforts for more than 128 years. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

Do you have what it takes to be a Pennsylvania State Game Warden? Learn more and apply now ➡ https://bit.ly/3nCjvQJ. MUST HAVES: ✅ A passion for wildlife. ✅ Ability to perform law enforcement duties to protect wildlife. ✅ Ability to work independently. ✅ Flexibility in work hours, locations and conditions. ✅ Motivation. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission never stops working for wildlife, even during the winter! Recently, habitat crews in the Southwest Region used skid loaders with special attachments to “mow” and remove trees from the forest’s midstory to allow sunlight to reach the forest floor and promote oak regeneration and young forest habitat conditions. A total of 40 acres were enhanced on State Game Lands 50. #Forest #Habitat #Widlife #Oak #PaGameComm #PennsylvaniaGameCommission | Pennsylvania Game Commis

“Look book” -Pennsylvania State Game Warden Cadets on State Tour Pennsylvania state game warden cadets recently went on their “state tour.” This is the part of their training when they travel the state to learn about our state’s different regions and participate in hands-on learning that is necessary to fulfill their duties as a state game warden. So far, the cadets have toured... 🔸 The *original* Ross Leffler School of Conservation on State Game Lands54 in Jefferson County 🔸 The Flight 93 Nat

The Pennsylvania Game Commission was founded in 189-… um, what is it again? In case you didn’t know, the answer is June 25, 1895, so that means TODAY we’re CELEBRATING 130 years of wildlife conservation in the Commonwealth! From founding facts to momentous milestones, the agency has come a long way. But does anyone REALLY know all this exciting information? Do our staff? We hit the halls at our Harrisburg headquarters to put their PGC knowledge to the test! | Pennsylvania Game Commission