Boar hunts are unlike other hunts in that there are very specific markers to look out for and strategies to put in place in order to be successful. Very little is left up to luck in a boar hunt. Here are a few tips from our experts to optimize your boar hunting experience. First and… Read more »
Sometimes, even seasoned hunters are taken aback when they learn about tracking and catching wild boar. Many hunters may be more familiar with the techniques and equipment required to take down a buck or even game birds. Still, our professional hunting staff here at Tioga Boar Hunting knows that feral swine offers one of the… Read more »
Bensalem’s Philadelphia Gun Club (PGC) just filed a civil suit against Showing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK) in Federal Court for hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages. This is most certainly not the first suit filed in the decades-long war on pigeon hunting in Pennsylvania, but it is one of the first where a… Read more »
As technology becomes more advanced, our hunting game improves. By using radio collars and ear tags, chief deer biologist Chris Rosenberry was able to study a population of 2,600 deer in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania region and the movements of several herds. He collected some predictable data, supplementing what hunters have known for years with… Read more »
The right equipment for a hunt is nearly as essential as having a plentiful field and an experienced guide to a successful hunt. Choosing a hunting backpack, especially for bowhunters, can be overwhelming, but we’ve broken it down into a few criteria to assure you get the right pack for your style. Keep in mind… Read more »
We love a long hunting season here at Tioga Boar Hunting. Any time we get an extra chance to take to the wilderness and track live game, we feel our pulse start to rush. Recently, we’ve just heard some exciting news about the possibility of even more time to hunt deer in the state of… Read more »
You need a healthy current roster of certified hunters in order to maintain a good hunting economy within a state. We’ve experienced a long, proud history of hunting here in the state of Pennsylvania. In recent days, that reputation has taken a bit of a pounding as the numbers of outdoorsmen getting their hunting certification… Read more »
2013 was a strange year for hunters, a mixture of positivity and negativity. Between the government shutdown and financial troubles, many hunters didn’t know whether they were coming or going. However, hunting in 2013 wasn’t all that negative; there were a lot of good things that happened, especially in Pennsylvania, one of which is the… Read more »
Now that the shutdown is finally over, October hunting can finally begin for many Americans who were forced to put trips on hold. It is an exciting time, to say the least, as October is typically a bustling month for hunters all across the country. The shutdown has only added to the buildup, creating a… Read more »
The fall months are a prime time for hunters and anglers across America to visit public wildlife refuges and bring home a fair amount of game. However, the federal government has put a moratorium on all of these activities thanks to the recent government shutdown. This has put thousands of hunters out of commission and… Read more »