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The Pennsylvania Game Commission was founded in 189-… um, what is it again? In case you didn’t know, the answer is June 25, 1895, so that means TODAY we’re CELEBRATING 130 years of wildlife conservation in the Commonwealth! From founding facts to momentous milestones, the agency has come a long way. But does anyone REALLY know all this exciting information? Do our staff? We hit the halls at our Harrisburg headquarters to put their PGC knowledge to the test! | Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission was founded in 189-… um, what is it again? In case you didn’t know, the answer is June 25, 1895, so that means TODAY we’re CELEBRATING 130 years of wildlife conservation in the Commonwealth! From founding facts to momentous milestones, the agency has come a long way. But does anyone REALLY know all this exciting information? Do our staff? We hit the halls at our Harrisburg headquarters to put their PGC knowledge to the test! | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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Join us today in celebrating 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ YEARS of Pennsylvania's State Game Lands System! 🎉 State Game Lands 25, which originally consisted of 6,288 acres in Elk County, was the first game lands, established in 1920. Today, more than 1.5 MILLION acres of game lands are managed by the Game Commission for the primary purpose of conserving and preserving Pennsylvania wildlife, both game and non-game species! [1.5 million total acres is larger than the entire state of Delaware]. We remain grateful to

Join us today in celebrating 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ YEARS of Pennsylvania's State Game Lands System! 🎉 State Game Lands 25, which originally consisted of 6,288 acres in Elk County, was the first game lands, established in 1920. Today, more than 1.5 MILLION acres of game lands are managed by the Game Commission for the primary purpose of conserving and preserving Pennsylvania wildlife, both game and non-game species! [1.5 million total acres is larger than the entire state of Delaware]. We remain grateful to

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On this day, 103 years ago, on June 15, 1920, Pennsylvania’s first game lands, State Game Lands #25, was acquired in Elk County. Game Commissioner John Phillips, of Pittsburgh spearheaded the acquisition of the land with the board of Commissioners. The number 25 resulted from the game refuges numbering system that ran 1 through 24 at that time. A dedication ceremony was held on Aug. 1, 1948, on SGL 25 and the ceremony honored Phillip’s interest in conservation and efforts in making Pennsylvania

On this day, 103 years ago, on June 15, 1920, Pennsylvania’s first game lands, State Game Lands #25, was acquired in Elk County. Game Commissioner John Phillips, of Pittsburgh spearheaded the acquisition of the land with the board of Commissioners. The number 25 resulted from the game refuges numbering system that ran 1 through 24 at that time. A dedication ceremony was held on Aug. 1, 1948, on SGL 25 and the ceremony honored Phillip’s interest in conservation and efforts in making Pennsylvania

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Want to be a state game warden? Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/3nCjvQJ. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is now accepting applications through Feb. 16, 2022, for the 35th class of State Game Wardens. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

Want to be a state game warden? Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/3nCjvQJ. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is now accepting applications through Feb. 16, 2022, for the 35th class of State Game Wardens. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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The Pennsylvania Game Commission is now accepting applications for its 33rd class of State Game Wardens. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is now accepting applications for its 33rd class of State Game Wardens. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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The Pennsylvania Game Commission has opened a new state game lands archery range! The range is located on SGL 234 in Montgomery County. (Select the HD setting for the best viewing quality in the video below.) | Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission has opened a new state game lands archery range! The range is located on SGL 234 in Montgomery County. (Select the HD setting for the best viewing quality in the video below.) | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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PA Game Commission finalizes 2025-26 seasons, bag limits

PA Game Commission finalizes 2025-26 seasons, bag limits

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Pennsylvania’s two-week firearm deer season starts SATURDAY, November 30th. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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Pennsylvania Game Commission has bonus pheasant stockings for hunters

Resident antlerless licenses are GUARANTEED for most WMUs in the first round. Purchase online or in-store beginning 6/24. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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Don’t forget, for those interested in becoming a state game warden, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is accepting applications through April 10, 2021 for its 34th class of State Game Wardens. Learn more or apply here: https://bit.ly/2OkvYdr. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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Coming soon to a device near you! We'll post the details when the live stream is available. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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Pennsylvania Game Commission provides new option for special regulation deer hunters

Pennsylvania Game Commission habitat crews work hard year-round to ensure more than 1.5 million areas of state game lands are ready for every hunting season. During spring months, the agency’s prescribed fire crews manage burns across the state to benefit wildlife habitats. [LEARN MORE: https://bit.ly/36x432N]. Wildlife habitat crews are also busy planting seedings, improving roadways and removing invasive species this time of year. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

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With more than 1.3 million antlerless licenses going on sale June 23, here's what's new

PA Game Commission unveils new sportsman license plates

Pa. Game Commission looks to add thousands more acres to game lands

Game Commission to finalize hunting seasons April 11. What's expected

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Game Commission to finalize hunting seasons April 11. What's expected

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PA Game Commission releases 2024 Sunday hunting dates

Pa. Game Commission votes on caliber minimum, pheasant recovery areas, traps and more

Did the Pennsylvania Game Commission stock coyotes into the state?

Pa. Game Commission sets tentative 2024-2026 hunting, trapping seasons, includes 3 Sundays

PA Game Commission announces statewide art contest, $5,000 prize

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Hunters to gain access to 11 more properties across Pennsylvania. Here's where to go

Pa. Game Commission sees major budget change with decreased natural gas royalties

The new Eagle Cam, streaming live from Pennsylvania’s Farm Country, is NOW online! Join us in celebrating Pennsylvania’s growing bald eagle population by enjoying a view of their nest from the top of a big sycamore tree nestled in the farmlands. Click here http://bit.ly/PGCEagleCam to view the live stream and to learn more about bald eagles in our state, as well as their history at this site. Thank you to HDOnTAP and Comcast Business for helping to power this initiative! | Pennsylvania Game Comm

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Pa. Game Commission to invest in more shooting ranges, continue turkey, deer studies

PA Game Commission talks safety and changes ahead of firearm season

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