I had one come up on me in PA when I was packing up my stuff into the truck. He drove up on me while on a dirt road through some power lines.

He asked for my tags which I had already put in the truck. I showed him my doe tags since was the early PA doe muzzleloader season. He asked me if I had gotten anything and I said, do you see one. I was being a little smart but I was nice after that. He asked me if I had another gun with me other than the muzzleloader and I said no, which was true. I did take a shot at a buck earlier, six pointer and missed thankfully. The way the light was coming through the woods, I could not see the horns. After the shot, the buck turned and that is when I saw the horns. He just stayed there not moving. There is a guy that moved in near my friends hunting land and I believe he called the Game Commission and probably stated people were illegally hunting in the woods behind him which is not true. We are far enough away from him to be legal. Two years ago he a his buddy were shooting at targets in his backyard on the first day of deer.

I talked to him for a while and mentioned a guys name who lives by me. He is a game warden and a police officer, and a nice guy.

Anyway, as long as you are legal, than you don' t have to worry, but it' s like having the police pull you over.

Tomster