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Brian Whipkey

Brian Whipkey

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Pennsylvania Outdoor Columnist, Erie Times-News

Somerset

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Middle East and North Africa strategy and geopolitics

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fashion and food

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Total articles 4401

  • Spring gobblers may not be gobbling as much this spring in Pennsylvania, but they're there

    By Brian Whipkey Verified| Pocono Record Verified Pennsylvania Game Commission had a successful year trapping and banding turkeys due to favorable snowy conditions. Spring gobbler hunters may find older, quieter turkeys this year due to above-average recruitment two years ago. The upcoming cicada hatch is expected to further benefit the turkey population by providing abundant food. Snow on the ground this winter helped the Pennsylvania Game Commission monitor more turkeys, and spring gobbler hunters may be finding older, quieter birds this spring.

    By Brian Whipkey Verified · Pocono Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Pa. Game Commission looks to swap property at Glen Onoko Falls with DCNR, buy 5 properties

    By Brian Whipkey Verified| Erie Times-News Verified The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners approved the purchase of five properties and a land swap with the DCNR. The land swap involves Glen Onoko Falls, a popular hiking area closed due to dangerous conditions. The Game Commission aims to acquire land better suited for wildlife management and hunting. The transactions require legislative approval to be finalized.

    By Brian Whipkey Verified · Erie Times-News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Spring gobblers may not be gobbling as much this spring in Pennsylvania, but they're there

    By Brian Whipkey Verified| Pocono Record Verified Pennsylvania Game Commission had a successful year trapping and banding turkeys due to favorable snowy conditions. Spring gobbler hunters may find older, quieter turkeys this year due to above-average recruitment two years ago. The upcoming cicada hatch is expected to further benefit the turkey population by providing abundant food. Snow on the ground this winter helped the Pennsylvania Game Commission monitor more turkeys, and spring gobbler hunters may be finding older, quieter birds this spring.

    By Brian Whipkey Verified · Pocono Record

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Erie Times-News

Somerset, United States