Twenty bulls taken in one-week season; harvest totals 85 elk.
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Charles Stone, of Montrose, with a 6- by 6-point bull elk he harvested on the first day of the season, Nov. 9. Twenty of 21 hunters with a bull elk license were successful in the 2015 season that concluded Saturday. A total of 85 elk were harvested during the season. |
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More than 73 percent of the hunters participating Pennsylvania’s 2015 elk hunt have taken home a trophy.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission today announced 85 elk were taken by hunters during the regular one-week elk season that ended Nov. 7. And for those licensed to hunt antlered elk, also known as bulls, the success rate was 95 percent.
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