Friday, November 27, 2020
Monday, October 19, 2020
20th Anniversary Youth Pheasant Hunt A Big Success!
Amazing day on the 17th helping 24 kids age 12 to 16 take part in Bull Creek Rod and Gun Club's 20th anniversary PA state sanctioned Youth Pheasant Hunt!! Lilly and Brier (Llewellin Setters) were stars of the day. Teaching kids how to safely hunt birds over dogs.
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Indian Summer Trap League Starts July 28th
New trap shooting league starts a week from Tuesday. Open to the public. You do not need to be a member of Bull Creek to shoot!
Thursday, May 7, 2020
‘WILDLIFE ON WIFI’ BRINGS OUTDOORS HOME
HARRISBURG, PA - While school buildings won’t reopen before the academic year ends, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is bringing wildlife education straight to students’ homes through a remote-learning campaign known as Wildlife on WiFi.
The campaign launched during National Environmental Education Week in late April and will continue through the end of the school year.
Wildlife on WiFi (WoW) provides parents, educators and students with wildlife-focused educational resources during these challenging times. It is comprised of three remote-learning resources:
- The Wildlife on WiFi remote learning hub offers dozens of home-based wildlife lessons and activities, nature-themed storybook readings, conservation-science videos, and livestream wildlife webcams. Through the end of Pennsylvania’s academic school year, the hub is updated each week with new activities.
- Regular social media-based activities and learning opportunities on the Game Commission’s Facebook pageOpens In A New Window. These include regular “Wildlife Challenges” to engage the online community with fun, educational content.
- Live virtual events and guest lessons from Game Commission educators for Pennsylvania school groups.
The Wildlife on WiFi remote learning hub presents lessons, activities, videos, and live wildlife webcams in three themes:
- Wildlife Science: You see wildlife on state game lands, in parks, and even your backyard. But have you ever wondered how biologists ensure our state’s wildlife populations thrive? Find out with this collection of lessons and videos.
- Discover Backyard Wildlife: You do not have to visit one of Pennsylvania’s state game lands or parks to view wildlife. It can be discovered at your doorstep! Check out this group of lessons for ways to explore wildlife right in your backyard.
- Celebrate Pennsylvania Birds: They flock, roost, fly, wade, and waddle! They also are some of our favorite members of the Pennsylvania wildlife family. Celebrate Pennsylvania birds with this collection of lessons and activities.
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Saturday, November 9, 2019
National Wild Turkey Federation Hunting Heritage Banquet
Register now for the annual National Wild Turkey Federation Hunting Heritage Banquet on January 24th, 2020. The banquet will be at the Springdale Veterans Association at 1151 Pittsburgh St., Springdale, PA 15144. Save the date! A great time is had by all!! For more information or to RSVP call Mike Zourellas at 724-265-0903 or email zfball@consolidated.net
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
RIP, Club Member Chester Hibbs
To All,
With sadness and with a heavy heart, we report that our dear friend and dedicated member Chester Hibbs has passed after his long and gallant fight with cancer.
His loving family was at his side through his last hours.
I ask that you all keep Chester along with his wife Judy, his children and grandchildren in your thoughts and prayers. And May Our Heavenly Father, grant Chester Eternal Peace.
REST IN PEACE CHESTER
We will pass along any arrangements when I receive them.
Sunday, July 7, 2019
July 27th 2019 PA Hunter Safety Course At Bull Creek Now Registering!
Our Next course will be Offered on Saturday July 27th from 8AM to 4:00 PM. You may register for the class by clicking here.![]() |
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All Hunter Education classes MUST be registered for online. Click Here To Register for July 27th 2019 basic class
These Classes are FREE, but you must pre-register. Space is limited! Please register early!
Lunch and refreshments will be supplied by Bull Creek!!
Bull Creek Rod and Gun Club's Hunter-Trapper Education classes are held twice a year, in early spring and mid summer. Our last class was held in March, 2018. Classes are taught by 4 or 5 certified instructors who are both Bull Creek club members and trained by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Plus, volunteers from the club and community assist the instructors with presentations offered in:
- History of Hunter-Trapper Education in Pa.
- Knowledge of sporting arms, ammunition, and traps.
- Safe handling of sporting arms and trapping equipment
- Wildlife Conservation and Management
- Wildlife Identification
- Hunting and trapping laws
- Hunter-Trapper/Landowner relations and ethics
- Safe Clothing
- Outdoor Safety (Emergency first aid and survival)
- Field care of game
- Game Law presentation by Game Commission Officers
- Range Instruction
- Walk through shoot/don't shoot course
- Archery Demonstration
- Tree Stand Demonstration
Eligibility: Student must be 11 years of age or higher to register and receive a training certificate. You MUST have completed this mandatory training and have reached at least 12 years of age to hunt in Pennsylvania.
Call 1-800-243-8519 to reach the Southwest Region Office in Ligonier, PA, for other
class schedules near you.
THESE COURSES ARE FREE!
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Thursday, June 27, 2019
Pennsylvania: Sunday Hunting Legislation Passes Senate, Moves to House
On June 26th, the Pennsylvania state Senate voted 36-14 to pass Senate Bill 147. Your NRA would like to thank all of the Senators who voted in favor of this important pro-hunting reform bill. It will now go to the House of Representatives for further consideration. Please contact your state Representative and strongly urge them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 147.
Senate Bill 147, sponsored by Senator Dan Laughlin, would expand hunting opportunities for Pennsylvania hunters by providing for three additional days of hunting on Sundays. This legislation would allow hunters more time to take part in one of America’s oldest traditions. Further, hunters are responsible for millions of habitat restoration and conservation dollars through Pittman-Robertson taxes paid on firearms and other hunting equipment. Hunters should have access to hunting lands made possible by these funds.
Many hunters are prevented from introducing their children or friends to hunting because it is difficult to find the time and opportunities to hunt outside of the work or school week. Countless hunters stop hunting because of this lack of opportunity. Senate Bill 147 seeks to increase Pennsylvania hunters’ ability to enjoy our hunting heritage and will improve hunter recruitment and retention efforts.
Again, please contact your state Representative and urge them to SUPPORT Senate Bill 147.
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Saturday, June 15, 2019
PA Hunting Licenses Go On Sale This Monday June 17th
BEAR HUNTERS
Modifications for the 2019 seasons include expanding the mid-October muzzleloader and special firearms deer seasons to include bears statewide; increasing to two weeks the length of the statewide archery bear season and shifting it to the two weeks following the muzzleloader and special firearms bear seasons; and expanding 4-day extended bear seasons to seven days in most wildlife management units (WMUs) where they are held.
Regular Firearms (Statewide) Nov. 23 & Nov. 25-27, 2019
Archery (Statewide) Oct. 28- Nov. 9, 2019
WMUs 2B, 5C & 5D Sept. 21-Nov. 29, 2019
WMU 5B Oct. 5-Nov. 16, 2019
Muzzleloader (Statewide) Oct. 19-26, 2019
Special Firearms (Statewide) Oct. 24-26, 2019
Extended Season
WMUs 2B, 5B, 5C & 5D Nov.30-Dec.14, 2019
WMUs 1B, 2C, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E & 5A Nov. 30-Dec. 7, 2019
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