A Pennsylvania senator wants to amend the state constitution to protect the right to hunt, fish, and trap forever.

State Sen. Greg Rothman said his proposed legislation would ensure sportsmen across the Commonwealth maintain this fundamental right as efforts grow to suppress it.

Another bill aims to offer hunting and trapping education, including firearm safety, in schools for grades six through twelve. Legislation was also advanced to reduce hunting and fishing license fees ...

Pennsylvania is celebrating Saturday’s National Hunting and Fishing Day, recognizing the state’s 850,000 licensed hunters and 1.1 million anglers who have generated more than $125 million for wildlife ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — With lawmakers returning to the State Capitol following an extended summer break, one state Senator is looking to shake things up with something unique: a constitutional ...

Set by legislation, Pennsylvania’s base hunting and furtaker license fees last increased in 1999. Fishing licenses crept up by $2.50 two years in a row, for 2023 and 2024, after lawmakers granted the ...