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Game Commission confirms Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease in Chester County (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently confirmed an outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) in Chester County. EHD is a viral disease that affects deer and is spread by the bite of a small midge and not transmitted directly from deer to deer. EHD typically occurs during the late summer and early fall, particularly during periods of hot, dry weather. During these conditions, deer are more likely to gather at water sources, where the midges that transmit the virus are commonly found. In
Outdoors: Hunters, anglers get their annual day of national recogintion (opens the original)
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While the nor’easter rolling up the East Coast this past weekend put a damper on any notions folks may have had to go hunting or fishing, soggy Saturday marked the celebration of the country’s National Hunting and Fishing Day. In Pennsylvania, it’s a day when the state recognizes the significant contributions of hunters and anglers to wildlife conservation efforts across the commonwealth. After all, Pennsylvania boasts more than 1.1 million licensed anglers and 850,000 licensed hunters. The Penn
What’s bugging you this fall? Here are the two main culprits (opens the original)
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Fall officially started Sept. 22, a time of year when folks head for the outdoors to enjoy the cool weather. But campers, hikers, picnickers and hunters need to be aware that it’s also when insects are still very active. The primary insect antagonists are mosquitoes and ticks, both of which carry a variety of diseases. Peak mosquito season intensifies through August and September, and along with it a surge in cases of West Nile virus, which have hit a 22-year high this year. Mosquitoes with West
Outdoors: What’s bugging you this fall? Here are the two main culprits (opens the original)
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Fall officially starts this week, a time of year when folks head for the outdoors to enjoy the cool weather. But campers, hikers, picnickers and hunters need to be aware that it’s also when insects are still very active. The primary insect antagonists are mosquitoes and ticks, both of which carry a variety of diseases. Peak mosquito season intensifies through August and September, and along with it a surge in cases of West Nile virus, which have hit a 22-year high this year. Mosquitoes with West
Outdoors: The pros and cons of participating in early archery season for whitetail deer (opens the original)
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Although the statewide archery season on whitetail deer doesn’t open until Oct. 3, bowhunters in our area of the state can take to the woods starting Saturday. This early opening is limited to Wildlife Management Units 5C and 5D, and 2B near Pittsburgh. Unit 5C includes most of Northampton and Lehigh counties, along with parts of Berks, Bucks, and Chester counties. Unit 5D encompasses parts of Monroe and Carbon counties, and sections of Northampton County. This year, for the first time, Sunday h
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