The Pa. Game Commission approved a variety of changes to its elk hunting program including a hunt that starts in July when bulls are in velvet.

Pennsylvania Game Commission approved changes to the elk hunting program, including moving the conservation tag season start date to July 1. Other changes include requiring a hunting license ...

A number of changes meant to update and improve Pennsylvania’s elk license application system were given final approval at ...

Hunting a bull elk in Pennsylvania will soon be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The Pennsylvania Game Commission preliminarily approved several changes to elk hunting Saturday including that a ...

Sunday, May 4 Elk Smart, 2 p.m. Elk Smart is a new initiative to help remind visitors who come to visit Elk Country to preserve the wild nature of the PA elk herd. Learn the four principles of Elk ...

Starting with the 2026-27 season, anyone who draws a tag for a Pennsylvania bull elk will never be allowed to receive on again. The Pennsylvania bull elk license is now a once-in-a-lifetime item.

Two Pennsylvania elk hunters will have an earlier chance to hunt, including when the elk are still in velvet, this year as part of several changes that were approved for the state’s elk program.