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P.J. Reilly

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  • Technical Writer and Reporter, LNP
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As seen in: LNP, MSN, Penn Live Patriot-News, The Express-Times, NewsBreak, Outdoor Life, Centre Daily Times, WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA), Meadville Tribune, Lancaster Farming, Our Community Now and
LNP outdoors writer/reporter, hunter, angler, teller of tall tales
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August Recon: What Late-Summer Deer Sign Can Tell You About Fall

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By P.J. Reilly Verified, Bryan Brown, K.C. Smith
| Hook and Barrel
Serious whitetail hunters are always on the lookout for deer, regardless of the time of year. But there’s no question things get more serious as late summer stretches through August. Trail cameras start getting deployed, and evening drives past local farm fields become a daily routine. For sure, I hang a few trail cameras in late summer, but this is typically when I start putting boots on the ground with an eye toward the coming fall hunting season.
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Speed Ain’t Free, So How Much Do Bowhunters Really Need?

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By P.J. Reilly Verified
| Hook and Barrel
In the search for the ultimate hunting compound bow, many bowhunters today rate arrow speed as one of the most—if not THE most—important factors in tipping the scales toward one bow over others. But is this a wise move? Is arrow speed really that important to the modern bowhunter? Bowtech pro Tim Gillingham several years ago said something I’ve borrowed for my annual reviews of new bows as they come to market. “Speed ain’t free.” No, it isn’t.
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Manheim Township junior competes in international youth fly fishing competition in Ireland [column]

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By P.J. Reilly Verified
| Mahoning Matters Verified
Manheim Township High School junior Bobby Brandt has always loved fly fishing. And now his favorite pastime is taking him across the world. Last month, as a member of the USA U19 Fly Fishing Youth Team, Brandt, 17, and his five teammates from across the United States captured the silver medal at the Cortland FIPS-Mouche World Youth Fly Fishing Championships in County Donegal, Ireland. "It was really cool," Brandt said earlier this month.
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