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State announces plans for spongy moth spraying

The Pennsylvania Game Commission will spray more than 123,000 acres of state game lands this season to combat the invasive and destructive species

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Pa Game Commission discusses strategies for future purchase of state game lands

A Pennsylvania Game Commission official explains how much land the agency owns and how it looks at buying future properties.

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Open for use: New state game lands in Spring Creek open for hunting, trapping, fishing access | News, Sports, Jobs

State Game Lands 337 in Spring Creek Township is open to the public. A late December property transfer saw the Pennsylvania Game Commission take title to over

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Commentary: Pennsylvania Game Commission making investments in game lands

The Pennsylvania Game Commission has strategically invested those revenues in ways that will yield longterm benefits to wildlife.

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New Janey s Trail offers lunchtime walk opportunity

It takes a village or, in this case, many helping hands within the Laramie community to build a trail. Many of those helping hands were present on Monday, Dec. 18,

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