QUESTION for you Pennsylvania guys, can I shoot a
11-02-2002 | 08:11 AM
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From: Lewisburg, PA
RE: QUESTION for you Pennsylvania guys, can I shoot a
I stand corrected.<img src=icon_smile_blush.gif border=0 align=middle> I looked at the book a little closer last night. Maybe next year the book will even be a little more confusing!!!<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
11-02-2002 | 08:34 AM
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From: Indiana PA USA
RE: QUESTION for you Pennsylvania guys, can I shoot a
Thanks guys. If I see one again, I am gonna pop him. The farmer who owns the property surrounding my hunting land told me that he has seen tons of them this year, and he wants them killed. This is the FIRST one I have seen in the wild. It was pretty cool. All I could think was "That would make an awsome rug" <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
Dale I know they are grey fox, but my friend and I have always just called them silver fox. That is another thing, can I shoot a fox without a furtaker liscence? I have seen SOOOOOOOO many fox around that it isn't even funny. The prison near my house had a HUGE dirt mound surrounding it, its probablly 40 feet off the ground, if not higher. The fox LOVE that thing. I can drive past there and see fox running around everywhere on that hill and in the corn fields surrounding it.
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Dale I know they are grey fox, but my friend and I have always just called them silver fox. That is another thing, can I shoot a fox without a furtaker liscence? I have seen SOOOOOOOO many fox around that it isn't even funny. The prison near my house had a HUGE dirt mound surrounding it, its probablly 40 feet off the ground, if not higher. The fox LOVE that thing. I can drive past there and see fox running around everywhere on that hill and in the corn fields surrounding it.
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11-03-2002 | 08:27 PM
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From: Indiana PA USA
RE: QUESTION for you Pennsylvania guys, can I shoot a
Thats what I needed to know. Thanks.
O boy guys, I wish that I could figure out how to put some video footage I got of a nice buck on here. He is just huge. I have got probablly about a dozen or so bucks on film in the past two nights of spotting. Hopefully, I can get some more. I am gonna try to figure out how to load a video on the internet though, you guys gotta see this buck we filmed. He is a 10 point, roughly 21" outside spread, and his back tines are probablly about 11". Huge thick main beams, I mean, just a bruiser. He was at almost 300 yards when I filmed him so it is a little grainy film, but, it is still VERY easy to tell his size.
Good Luck This Season: Buck Magnet
Check out my hunting PICS here http://community.webshots.com/user/buckmagnet
O boy guys, I wish that I could figure out how to put some video footage I got of a nice buck on here. He is just huge. I have got probablly about a dozen or so bucks on film in the past two nights of spotting. Hopefully, I can get some more. I am gonna try to figure out how to load a video on the internet though, you guys gotta see this buck we filmed. He is a 10 point, roughly 21" outside spread, and his back tines are probablly about 11". Huge thick main beams, I mean, just a bruiser. He was at almost 300 yards when I filmed him so it is a little grainy film, but, it is still VERY easy to tell his size.
Good Luck This Season: Buck Magnet
Check out my hunting PICS here http://community.webshots.com/user/buckmagnet
