Do you think your fellow HNI'ers would be surprised?

[GMMAT]

Another thread got me thinking......

Do you think your fellow HNI'ers would be surprised if they saw how/where you REALLY hunted?

I mean.....size of your woodlots; quantity of deer/turkeys; quantity of quality bucks; proximity of dwellings/structures; etc...??????

That's why I love having friends in to hunt. When I speak of hunting certain areas....seeing certain animals......I KNOW they can relate.

Would your fellow HNI'ers be surprised if they saw how you really hunted?

[GR8atta2d]

No, I don't see how they'd be surprised. I mean we have plenty of Ohio, Pa guys online they know the types of terrain etc. Plus in my team threads (contest) I get pretty descriptive on set-ups and stuff. Plus I hunt alot of Public Ground and anyone is welcome there..they may be surpirised where I go and how I get there....lol.



For the PA boys, I've spent so many days on SGL 74 I can remember when the bridge WAS there

[twildasin]

Definatly no big woods here! I have a 4 acre parcel and an 8 acre, and also about 50 acres. 3 different farms. Alot of feilds but hey it seems to work. Lots of houses around and the deer are there!

[bawanajim]

No my place just like everyone elses,

[Vabowman]

I think they may be shocked to see the quality of bucks in my area and just the sheer number of deer too.

[gutshot]

I think that I've fairly represented my hunting area on here

[my7pointmonster]

I think they would. BUt who knows.

Ryan.

[TeeJay]

Nope, it is woods thats it. No fields, no buildings no nothing. Just woods.

[GMMAT]

Nope, it is woods thats it. No fields, no buildings no nothing. Just woods.

TeeJay....from the description of your hunting grounds.....I think many woud be surprised at how you hunt.

Respect.

[quiksilver]

Yes. I think a lot of HNI guys would be really shocked to see the amount of hunting pressure that public (or open-private)land in SW PA receives. In the farmland that I hunt after work, I feel like you can't move 300 yards without running into a tack line, an old treestand, a pile of deer bones, an estrus bottle, a scent wick or a tree with climber tracks running up it. But hilly farmland really isn't anything unique.

In the gamelands, it's your standard laurel highlands - which is quite unique, and would be really neat to a lot of people who've never seen that type of terrain.It can, however,be intimidating, and not exactly conducive to great bowhunting.