Tomorrow it begins
12-25-2014, 07:40 AM
#1
Boone & Crockett
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 12,712
Tomorrow it begins
PA's primitive muzzleloader season that is. Flintlock and open sights only. (peeps allowed as well as any projectile over .44 cal)
Although the weather will not be normal for this season, in the 40s with no snow on the ground, my friend and I will be out chasing whitetails. Next week is going to be a challenge as the forecast is rain, rain, and more rain. Going to be tough to keep the flash pan dry. On the bright side though, I didn't fill my buck tag this year so I have that plus a anterless tag. (with the buck tag I can harvest either sex during this season statewide but buck has to have legal number of points).
Although the weather will not be normal for this season, in the 40s with no snow on the ground, my friend and I will be out chasing whitetails. Next week is going to be a challenge as the forecast is rain, rain, and more rain. Going to be tough to keep the flash pan dry. On the bright side though, I didn't fill my buck tag this year so I have that plus a anterless tag. (with the buck tag I can harvest either sex during this season statewide but buck has to have legal number of points).
12-25-2014, 07:52 AM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Dublin,Ga
Posts: 70
Originally Posted by bronko22000
PA's primitive muzzleloader season that is. Flintlock and open sights only. (peeps allowed as well as any projectile over .44 cal)
Although the weather will not be normal for this season, in the 40s with no snow on the ground, my friend and I will be out chasing whitetails. Next week is going to be a challenge as the forecast is rain, rain, and more rain. Going to be tough to keep the flash pan dry. On the bright side though, I didn't fill my buck tag this year so I have that plus a anterless tag. (with the buck tag I can harvest either sex during this season statewide but buck has to have legal number of points).
Although the weather will not be normal for this season, in the 40s with no snow on the ground, my friend and I will be out chasing whitetails. Next week is going to be a challenge as the forecast is rain, rain, and more rain. Going to be tough to keep the flash pan dry. On the bright side though, I didn't fill my buck tag this year so I have that plus a anterless tag. (with the buck tag I can harvest either sex during this season statewide but buck has to have legal number of points).
