How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
I must say that I hunt the tiadaghton state forrest below slate run a lot and the amount of hikers and bikers I have seen has increased dramatically. It's easy to see that the DCNR wants to turn the area into a city slicker getaway. There are hiking trails with sign in guest books everywhere like wolf runand they turned the railroad into a bike trail. Now when I go up all I see is volvo SUVs with brand new schwinns mounted on the back. Heck, even the manor hotel isn't the same. Ever since it burned down they made it into a restaurant to suit the rich fly fisherman. It seems like the valley is turning more into a getaway for the city people than a place to go up to camp with hunting buddies. Granted, I'll still always hunt there but I can kind of get an idea of what the DCNR is hoping for.
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
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I must say that I hunt the tiadaghton state forrest below slate run a lot and the amount of hikers and bikers I have seen has increased dramatically. It's easy to see that the DCNR wants to turn the area into a city slicker getaway. There are hiking trails with sign in guest books everywhere like wolf runand they turned the railroad into a bike trail. Now when I go up all I see is volvo SUVs with brand new schwinns mounted on the back. Heck, even the manor hotel isn't the same. Ever since it burned down they made it into a restaurant to suit the rich fly fisherman. It seems like the valley is turning more into a getaway for the city people than a place to go up to camp with hunting buddies. Granted, I'll still always hunt there but I can kind of get an idea of what the DCNR is hoping for.
I must say that I hunt the tiadaghton state forrest below slate run a lot and the amount of hikers and bikers I have seen has increased dramatically. It's easy to see that the DCNR wants to turn the area into a city slicker getaway. There are hiking trails with sign in guest books everywhere like wolf runand they turned the railroad into a bike trail. Now when I go up all I see is volvo SUVs with brand new schwinns mounted on the back. Heck, even the manor hotel isn't the same. Ever since it burned down they made it into a restaurant to suit the rich fly fisherman. It seems like the valley is turning more into a getaway for the city people than a place to go up to camp with hunting buddies. Granted, I'll still always hunt there but I can kind of get an idea of what the DCNR is hoping for.
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
we were given money from state here at our sportsmen club..i think 100,000 dollars was the amount
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
Not true Todd.Rendell is giving money away to anyone that wants to stock mountain lions and create hiking and biking trails.They want our guns and the best way to do it is by stocking large predators so old Sproul has no deer to hunt.Just the other dayI saw a tour bus fromPhilly that wasparked next to the Quehanna trail.When they saw I was packing heat,they all threatened to call their legislator.On the way back home I saw another truck that was broke down on I80.It was full of wolf/coyote hybrids and headed to Potter county.Truck driver told me that the PGC traded turkeys and fishers for them.Next month he said he was bringing in a truckload of buffalo.Wake up Todd.Deer are at the bottom of the list.
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
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Armadillos are next.
Armadillos are next.
Not true Todd.Rendell is giving money away to anyone that wants to stock mountain lions and create hiking and biking trails.They want our guns and the best way to do it is by stocking large predators so old Sproul has no deer to hunt.Just the other dayI saw a tour bus fromPhilly that wasparked next to the Quehanna trail.When they saw I was packing heat,they all threatened to call their legislator.On the way back home I saw another truck that was broke down on I80.It was full of wolf/coyote hybrids and headed to Potter county.Truck driver told me that the PGC traded turkeys and fishers for them.Next month he said he was bringing in a truckload of buffalo.Wake up Todd.Deer are at the bottom of the list.
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RE: How many PA hunters not going back to NC PA this year
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What's the name of the sportsman's club? Most of the money that DCNR is giving as grants is Growing Greener money and you have to apply for a specific project like stream clean up/preservation, strip mine restoration, something that benefits everyone. $100,000 is a significant chunk of change. I can look up the grant details if given enough information or do you not want the actual details revealed for all to see??
we were given money from state here at our sportsmen club..i think 100,000 dollars was the amount
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