The white-tailed deer is the most numerous and well-known member of the deer family in Pennsylvania, but the state is also home to another, larger member of the family Cervidae — one that’s definitely ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is gearing up for elk hunting season by letting residents view the majestic creatures without having to go outside. On Thursday the Game Commission announced the ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission's popular Elk Cam livestream is back again, giving wildlife enthusiasts a glimpse into the species' mating season. The 24/7 feed comes from a camera positioned on ...

Pennsylvania's rutting season for elk starts in early September, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission is encouraging people to view and hear elk and other wildlife through the live Elk Cam, which ...

If you want a chance to hunt for one of Pennsylvania’s most prized game animals, you have less than two weeks to apply. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering 140 elk hunting licenses for this ...

Hunting a bull elk in Pennsylvania will soon be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The Pennsylvania Game Commission preliminarily approved several changes to elk hunting Saturday including that a ...

If you ever wanted to hunt elk in Pennsylvania, now is the time to apply for an elk tag and two experts share why it could be your hunt of a lifetime. Pennsylvania’s general hunting licenses go on ...

Few calls of the wild evoke as much excitement and intrigue as the bugle of a rutting bull elk … except maybe for multiple bugles from multiple bulls as they challenge each other while persuading cows ...

The state recently opened 23 elk-viewing stands in the area and outlined a 127-mile scenic drive for elk watching. They gave a 12-county region that includes Elk County a name, the "Pennsylvania Wilds ...

A Pennsylvania hunter harvested both a bull elk and a trophy-sized buck in less than 30 days. He harvested a 7x8 point bull elk in Elk County and a 12-point buck in Somerset County. Mazzarese shared ...

Few calls of the wild evoke as much excitement and intrigue as the bugle of a rutting bull elk…except maybe for multiple bugles from multiple bulls as they challenge each other while persuading cows ...