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10-14-2003 | 05:45 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 4,472
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From: Audubon & Red Rock, Penna.
RE: Where to go on short notice?
Illinois and Iowa seem to produce a lot of big bucks but I don' t know the process of getting out of state tags. Texas is another big buck state. If you really want to travel, there' s always Saskatchewan, Canada. How about Ridley Creek State Park right in SE Penna? Lots of deer there.
Scott Meier
White Oak Lodge
Scott Meier
White Oak Lodge
10-14-2003 | 05:52 PM
#3
Dominant Buck
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 22,545
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From: Ramsey , Indiana
RE: Where to go on short notice?
Consider Eastern Kentucky , it' s starting to gain a reputation for record book bucks , and it' s not too far from you . The prices are reasonable there too , and you should be able to get the licenses OTC . Check with the Ky. Fish and Wildlife website for more info .
Alternatively , Indiana is another place with plenty of deer , jillions of acres of public land , and reasonable license fees for out of staters . The Hoosier Natl. Forest alone seems to cover 1/4 of the state sometimes . Hike a mile from the truck and you' ll probably be the only one there besides the deer . The IDNR website can fill you in .
Alternatively , Indiana is another place with plenty of deer , jillions of acres of public land , and reasonable license fees for out of staters . The Hoosier Natl. Forest alone seems to cover 1/4 of the state sometimes . Hike a mile from the truck and you' ll probably be the only one there besides the deer . The IDNR website can fill you in .
