PA Regulations??
01-06-2009, 04:34 PM
#31
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: PA Regulations??
to the gun hunters that whine we have first choice i say
yeah so by a bow and dedicate the time i do to shooting scouting
trimming woods instead of picking up gun on thaanksgiving shooting
a couple times and saying well thats meat in the frezzer
yeah so by a bow and dedicate the time i do to shooting scouting
trimming woods instead of picking up gun on thaanksgiving shooting
a couple times and saying well thats meat in the frezzer
01-06-2009, 04:36 PM
#32
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 297
RE: PA Regulations??
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
What they did was put a limit on muzzy stamps and made a hunter surrender his doe license application in exchange for the muzzy stamp.
Also for a time. muzzyseason got shortened to 4 days.
What they did was put a limit on muzzy stamps and made a hunter surrender his doe license application in exchange for the muzzy stamp.
Also for a time. muzzyseason got shortened to 4 days.
01-06-2009, 04:43 PM
#33
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SW PA USA
Posts: 7,220
RE: PA Regulations??
I can only say that it was in the early 80's. Looked back at the pic of my first flinchlock deer and it was inback of a house I lived in from 80 to 83.
The muzzy season then was only 4 days immediately following the two day doe season. I can't remember whether the limited numbers were in that same period but I think so.
The muzzy season then was only 4 days immediately following the two day doe season. I can't remember whether the limited numbers were in that same period but I think so.
01-06-2009, 04:46 PM
#34
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: 3c pa
Posts: 1,212
RE: PA Regulations??
bb gun hunters have the same choice if they want they can buy the arch license
and go out early and take their chance at getting a buck
not denigrating gun hunters i am one but they have same opps to go out in archery
how can they complain
and go out early and take their chance at getting a buck
not denigrating gun hunters i am one but they have same opps to go out in archery
how can they complain
01-06-2009, 05:12 PM
#35
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: PA Regulations??
not denigrating gun hunters i am one but they have same opps to go out in archery
how can they complain
how can they complain
01-06-2009, 05:17 PM
#36
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 297
RE: PA Regulations??
BTB,
Are you sure your memory serves you correctly. Maybe mine doesn't but I have been using the flintlock since 1980 and I always remember the season just as it is now. That is starting on the day after Chistmas and lasting for a week and a half or a two week period. I never remember their being a limited supply of muzzleloading stamps. At one time there used to be a limited supply of doe licenses and I do rember a time when I had to forfit my doe license application as you have mentioned. I do know that the muzzleloading season was slowly introduced. For some reason 1974 seems to stick in my mind as the first year muzzleloaders were introduced.
Are you sure your memory serves you correctly. Maybe mine doesn't but I have been using the flintlock since 1980 and I always remember the season just as it is now. That is starting on the day after Chistmas and lasting for a week and a half or a two week period. I never remember their being a limited supply of muzzleloading stamps. At one time there used to be a limited supply of doe licenses and I do rember a time when I had to forfit my doe license application as you have mentioned. I do know that the muzzleloading season was slowly introduced. For some reason 1974 seems to stick in my mind as the first year muzzleloaders were introduced.
01-06-2009, 05:19 PM
#37
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SW PA USA
Posts: 7,220
RE: PA Regulations??
ORIGINAL: bowtruck
bb gun hunters have the same choice if they want they can buy the arch license
and go out early and take their chance at getting a buck
not denigrating gun hunters i am one but they have same opps to go out in archery
how can they complain
bb gun hunters have the same choice if they want they can buy the arch license
and go out early and take their chance at getting a buck
not denigrating gun hunters i am one but they have same opps to go out in archery
how can they complain
It's kind of like the guy who only wants to work part time at Sheetz and drives an 88Cavalierbeing jealous when the contractor who works 80+ hours a week pulls in to get a coffee in his new $45,000 Silverado HD pickup
01-06-2009, 05:26 PM
#39
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SW PA USA
Posts: 7,220
RE: PA Regulations??
ORIGINAL: Maverick 1
BTB,
Are you sure your memory serves you correctly. Maybe mine doesn't but I have been using the flintlock since 1980 and I always remember the season just as it is now. That is starting on the day after Chistmas and lasting for a week and a half or a two week period. I never remember their being a limited supply of muzzleloading stamps. At one time there used to be a limited supply of doe licenses and I do rember a time when I had to forfit my doe license application as you have mentioned. I do know that the muzzleloading season was slowly introduced. For some reason 1974 seems to stick in my mind as the first year muzzleloaders were introduced.
BTB,
Are you sure your memory serves you correctly. Maybe mine doesn't but I have been using the flintlock since 1980 and I always remember the season just as it is now. That is starting on the day after Chistmas and lasting for a week and a half or a two week period. I never remember their being a limited supply of muzzleloading stamps. At one time there used to be a limited supply of doe licenses and I do rember a time when I had to forfit my doe license application as you have mentioned. I do know that the muzzleloading season was slowly introduced. For some reason 1974 seems to stick in my mind as the first year muzzleloaders were introduced.
I am, however, 100% sure on the 4 day thing though! It did happen at least once.
