People visit huntfish.pa.gov and pgc.pa.gov to review the options and zones before going to purchase their licenses and elk applications. “There are links that talk about some of the zones ...

have been allocated across three elk seasons in different zones of the elk range in north-central Pennsylvania. Jeremy Banfield, an elk biologist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission ...

Pennsylvania Game Commission approved changes ... In the archery season, open only in select Elk Hunt Zones, to run from Sept. 13-27, 16 antlered and 11 antlerless licenses are available.

Pennsylvania elk licenses for the general season have been allocated in 12 Elk Hunt Zones, geographic elk-management units dispersed throughout the northcentral Pennsylvania elk range. A ...

He explained that Pennsylvania’s elk are able to reach their full potential because they live where most are able to reach their prime age in areas with good habitat and genetics. The tourists ...

(WHTM) – Pennsylvania hunters looking to get an elk hunting license can do so starting ... Changes can be made to the application preferences (hunt zones and sex) until the application period ...

Pennsylvania elk hunters are talking about their “magical ... shot an 8x7 bull that weighed 712 pounds Tuesday morning in Zone 6 in Elk County. “I’ve tried for 22 years to draw a tag ...

The heaviest bull elk was an elk hunt zone 4 6x6 that weighed 865 pounds. It was taken during the September archery season by David Sutley of Titusville, Pa. The heaviest for the general season ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission's popular Elk Cam livestream is back again ... government to support projects to repopulate them in areas where they had once thrived. It was illegal to hunt ...

Existing law already prohibits feeding elk. This year, the state let hunters who harvest deer within these areas take the remains to a state-approved processor or taxidermist anywhere in Pennsylvania ...

The restoration of elk in Pennsylvania to their current status ... the numbers of elk and prevent them from expanding into areas that would create undue conflicts with farmers and other landowners.