Larry Hendricks

Crossing the road in front of us, the whitetail bounded a short way up the hill before stopping to look back at what had startled it. Even now in mid-July,

Night bassin’ – ever tried it? Many anglers haven’t. Their loss, not mine. Bass, both largemouth and smallmouth, actively feed at night, so why not fish at night?

Ever since childhood I’ve had a love affair with panfish.

It never ceases to amaze me how wildlife can adapt to life in the midst of human development and so-called progress. At times, it even seems to thrive.

Do you enjoy watching birds? I do. While not a true birder, you know what I mean — one of those folks who goes out actively seeking to add names

If there is one thing you can count on about August, it is that temperatures will be high. It’s also true that often August is a dry month with a

Chipmunks can be found thriving in much of the eastern United States. Using their pouch-like cheeks, this small rodent can carry 30 or more kernels of corn at one time. Larry Hendricks/For The Daily Item

Pennsylvania has two migratory birds coming in season on Sept. 2. Those birds are the dove and the Canada goose.

Those of you who know me, or members of my family, know that all in our household are to one degree or another, involved with the media.

What's special about Sept. 14? Why, it's the opening day of squirrel season, of course.