Camp cooks, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking for receipies.

Wild-game recipes are being collected and considered for inclusion in a new edition of the Pennsylvania Game Cookbook. Last printed in 1979, the cookbook is being brought back by popular demand, said Lori Mitchell, who heads up the Game Commission's Public Information and Media Services Division."Quite often we get phone calls and letters from people asking if we still sell our cookbook," Mitchell said. "Some of them are looking to replace a well-worn copy, and others might be looking to pick one up for a gift."As more years pass there seems to be more and more interest. So we decided to bring back the cookbook, and make it better than ever."To that end, the PGC is looking for a heaping of help from all the camp cooks out there. Whether fired on a spit, browned in a pan or charred on the grill, the PGC is interested in any big-game, small-game and migratory-bird recipes.Submissions must be received by June 30, and all submissions should include the recipe title, the ingredients and measurements, preparation instructions, the number of servings, and the name or initials of the person submitting the recipe, as well as their hometown. A photo of the finished meal also may be submitted.Recipes can be sent by email to pgccomments@pa. gov, or mailed to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, 2001 Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg, Pa. 17110-9797.Cooks also are welcome to submit their favorite recipes from the previous edition of the "Pennsylvania Game Cookbook." Those recipes might be included in a "Tried, True and Tasty" section.Those submitting recipes should note that not all submissions will be included in the book, and recipes will not be returned and might be edited. Publication is planned later this year.**********A 30-target, 3-D hunting course is open daily from dawn to dusk, except Sundays from 1-4 p.m. for trap, at Bear's Head Archery, located off Exit 134, I-81, Delano. For information call the club at 570-467-0331.**********Preliminary rounds of the 10-day Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association Pennsylvania State Shoot and Colonial Classic get underway, Saturday, June 7, at Valley Gun and Country Club, Elysburg. Concluding, Sunday, June 15, this is the largest state shoot in the country and is second only to the national championship in number of competitors.This year's event will offer more than $75,000 dollars in added money, trophies and prizes that include a K-80 Krieghoff shotgun during the Krieghoff Challenge, Friday, June 13. Last year the state shoot drew 1,238 participants for the 100 bird handicap event.**********Sunday's edition of "Experience The Outdoors," hosted by award-winning Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association member Doyle Dietz, at 7 a.m. on 1410-AM WLSH, at 9:30 a.m. on Magic 105.5-FM and on the Web at

www.wmgh.com by clicking the link to the program, features Hawk Mountain Sanctuary education specialist Erin Brown.**********A special public meeting is being held by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, Thursday, June 5, 6-8 p.m., at the Tiadaghton Resource Management Center, 10 Lower Pine Bottom Road, Waterville to discuss potential regulatory changes on a section of Pine Creek in Lycoming County.PFBC Fisheries Management staff will discuss a potential change to the regulations which would extend the current 1.2-mile delayed harvest, artificial lures only section downstream of Slate Run an additional 1.6 miles to Bonnell Run. Currently managed as an approved trout water, this section subject to inland water regulations.During the regular season, from the opening day of trout through September 1, anglers can keep five fish a minimum of seven inches in length per day and can use all tackle, including natural bait. This section is closed to fishing from March 1 to the opening day of trout season.Under DHALO regulations, fishing is open year-round, but no trout may be harvested prior to June 15. From June 15 to sunset on Labor Day, anglers can keep three trout a minimum of nine inches in length per day and can use only artificial lures.**********Schuylkill Spurs Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation meets Thursday, June 5, beginning at 7:30 p.m., at West Penn Rod and Gun Club, 1047 Clamtown Road, Tamaqua. For information, call Jeff Thomas at 570-622-6179, Jeff Post at 570-366-7783 or Mike Corbin at 570-929-1622.