SteveBNy

RuLzU- 10 miles from where I live.
Went one time - my experiance was very similar to Major's

Steve

RuLzU

i think im 99% booking a trip to the Mohrs Widow maker. http://www.mohrswidowmaker.com/place. seems affordable and worth a try.
anyone been to this one personally?

Yankee Doodle

Try Wild Hill Preserve in Fairlee VT. I've been there three times, and had a ball all three times. Bill Richter runs a tight ship, and all his people know what they are doing. Food is good, acomodations are as well. Price is reasonable for what you get.
They have a website, and if you call you will probably be speaking to Bobbi. Tell her axactly what you are looking for, and she will make it happen.

RuLzU

GUYS thanks for all the info, and tips. I ended up going to Tioga in PENN. I had a great time. i give 2 thumbs up... ONLY if your going with the bow. with the gun... your hunt ends REALL fast!

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3404391
i posted in another spot. check it out.
thanks
-Chris

A6A6

there is a place in NY not too far up rt 17 called Pond Ridge..

try googling PonD ridge hunts NY
you should get somethingg

pj234

Eight of us went to Mohrs in mid-March. It is a beautiful location, locally called One-mile Island. We were able to book the day exclusively. There was quite a selection of rams. The boars are large, not officially weighed, but the butcher said they ran 250 to 300 pounds. They are VERY tasty.

We took 6 hogs and 3 rams. The hunt begins at 8am when you are boated across the Susquehanna River to the island. We were done with hunting by 12:30. It is purely spot and stalk. The gun hunters found it relatively easy to hunt the hogs. Two of us bowhunted and it was quite challenging. They certainly did not stand still while you got close. One really has to hunt, set up an ambush, or sneak close. I enjoyed it.

The rams were a little harder to hunt. The guides said they are very difficult with bow and you often end up chasing them all over the island (about 150 acres, no fences, just the river as a boundary).

The guides were terrific and kept everyone safe. They coordinated by radio keeping the hunters separated and pointed in safe directions.

All in all a very enjoyable experience. Would definitely return in the future.


Driving the woods:


My 10 year old son took a nice Corsican ram at 150 yds with a .243.



That is a lot of pork chops!

RuLzU

You went with Jerry and Peter?
those pictures look familiar.
im chris.. friend with jerry and son peter.

1 GOOD OL BOY

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1 GOOD OL BOY

mark clark owner of big bore lodge is a great guy every time me and my boys go we have so much fun with mark and john on the hunts and after the food is great the please is clean. Go to bigboarlodge.net

Mr. Longbeard

Man just go to your local butcher and just by half a pig... I think you can even by a 1/4 pig also... Prob a lot cheaper...