Cabela's Hamburg is holding Fall Great Outdoor Days and Waterfowl Classic, Thursday, Aug. 14-Wednesday, Aug. 20, with seminars beheld Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 16 and 17. Representatives from top waterfowl hunting manufacturers will be in attendance to answer questions and give advice to customers designed to maximize their hunting.

Saturday and Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, will also feature Keystone Dock Dogs competing for more than $2,500 in cash and prizes during the End of Summer Splash. Registration and detailed event information can be found at

www.keystonedockdogs.com.Visitors to the Fall Great Outdoors Days can enter for the chance to win a Canadian deer hunt for two along with $2,000 Cabela's gift card. No purchase is necessary to enter and win, and for information and a seminar schedule access the website at

www.cabelas.com/hamburg.*******Pine Grove Chapter of Duck Unlimited is holding its annual simulated waterfowl-style sporting clays shoot today, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Friedensburg Game and Fish, 169 Stone Mountain Road, Pine Grove.*******Sunday's edition of "Experience The Outdoors," winner of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association's best outdoors radio program award hosted by award-winning POWA 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 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission executive director John Arway.*******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.*******First Frontier Militia, the muzzleloader group associated with Bowmanstown Rod and Gun Club, Gun Club Road, located off Route 248, will hold a shoot Sunday, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. For information call Ken Milburn at 610-767-6222 or Dave Algard at 610-760-8333.**********In addition to the Pennsylvania Game Commission awarding 108 elk licenses by lottery Saturday, Aug. 16, an additional bull elk license will be raffled off by the Keystone Elk Country Alliance, Saturday, Aug. 17.Not only will the winner of the raffle receive an extended opportunity to hunt anywhere on Pennsylvania's elk range, but will receive a fully guided hunt filmed by a professional crew and, if the hunt is successful, the trophy will be mounted free of charge. Chances for the Elk Conservation Raffle cost $25 each, or six chances may be purchased for $100, and there is no limit on the number of chances that may be purchased.And all proceeds from the raffle will stay in Pennsylvania to be used among other things to improve habitat for the state's elk. Authorization for the raffle, which is a partnership between the KECA and the PGC, is the result of a newly passed state law House Bill 2169 authored by state Rep. Matt Gabler, R-Clearfield and Elk counties, and the raffle winner may not transfer the elk-hunting opportunity to another party.A Pennsylvania general hunting license and an elk license is needed to participate in the hunt, and the license holder is subject to a background check, and prior game-law violations might prevent the license from being awarded. Pennsylvania Elk Conservation Raffle tickets may be purchased online by midnight Friday, Aug. 16, at the KECA website at

www.ExperienceElkCountry.com, at the Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Elk Expo or at the Elk Country Visitor Center.A public drawing will be held during the Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Elk Expo at the Elk Country Visitor Center, and the winner need not to attend the drawing. Hunting with the special tag begins Monday, Sept. 1, and is valid through Saturday. Nov. 8, in all elk management units open to elk hunting.In addition, the winner is being offered a six-day fully guided hunt donated by Elk County Outfitters that includes meals and lodging. A shoulder mount has been donated by Cessna's Taxidermy of DuBois and the hunt will be filmed by the camera crew from TomBob Outdoors Friends in Wild Places Adventures Series of Ridgway and will be aired on national TV.