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Are there any hunters on here from Pa? Ill be up there for about a month. We ll be coon hunt amost every nite, gonna be staying near Tionesta right at the Allegheny National Forrest, and also be hunting near Indiana PA with Dave Fulmer. Just looking to see if anyone wants to go huntin!? GIVE ME CALL (252)996-0793 (NICK)

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Oakdale, Pennsylvania
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got a friend in Lucinda not far from Tionesta, I'll tell him about you and see what he says..

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Northern Centre County Pa.
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I am not too far from there, hit me up when you are around.

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Registered: Jun 2003
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I'm in central PA, but your more then welcome to come by for a hunt and welcome to the extra bedroom for the night too.

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Thanks guys be looking for a call cant wait for the cooler weather! Hows the hunting up that way? Iv hunted in VA,IN, and a few other state but never in PA. Really looking forward to being up there. How is the allegany forrest? Also thinking I may bring my Mule to hunt the Allegany.

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I'd advise it in the ANF, BIG Country.. Lots of bears, hope your dog is broke, porcupines too.. Take plyers, you may need em.. Lots of logging roads, be careful roading dogs is not legal in Pa. although alot of guys do it. There are tons of coon around the Kinzua Dam lake [Allegheny Resivoure] Hunting from a boat with dogs is done there some. I spoke to my buddy he doesn't have a mule to use in the ANF he said that is really what you need to hunt it right. Deer are spotty, some areas hold more than others. Used to be a deer behind every tree in that area, but no more too heavy of Doe shooting encouraged by the Game Commission ended all that several years ago.... You will be in great country with lots of game..... Take a fishin pole too...You will see...

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Fan of the of the Bragg and Vaughn Blues !! TREE OLD HUSSLER in Memory of DOC Householder... Rest in Peace Rev. Kenneth Adkins my dear friend !! Home Will's Creek Savage Sioux-Zee!!
Yeah, I competition hunt !! All Fall and Winter long.. My Blues compete with the local coon.. My Blues win a ton !!! We use and recommend MOONSHINER LIGHTS, Peggs , Ok.

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Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Brookville, PA
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Tons of porkies up in the ANF, but should be some pretty decent hunting.

The oil and gas development up that way the past several years has really opened up alot of ground. It seems it cut the 'big woods' up into 50 acre blocks.

If you're near Indiana, PA, look up jculler8 on here. He's pretty handy to there and has some nice dogs and nice hunting.

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I'd advise it in the ANF, BIG Country.. Lots of bears, hope your dog is broke, porcupines too.. Take plyers, you may need em.. Lots of logging roads, be careful roading dogs is not legal in Pa. although alot of guys do it. There are tons of coon around the Kinzua Dam lake [Allegheny Resivoure] Hunting from a boat with dogs is done there some. I spoke to my buddy he doesn't have a mule to use in the ANF he said that is really what you need to hunt it right. Deer are spotty, some areas hold more than others. Used to be a deer behind every tree in that area, but no more too heavy of Doe shooting encouraged by the Game Commission ended all that several years ago.... You will be in great country with lots of game..... Take a fishin pole too...You will see...

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Hunted those mountains for years. Porkies are the worst that will happen(lots of them too}. Dogs have treed a few bear. The black bears up there are more scared of you then You of them.Also a few bobcats too, they run for miles sometimes.My dogs never ran deer so didn't have to worry about that. Coon are plentiful.

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also, ontop of porkies, bear, cats, deer, theres yotes.....


i have NEVER turned a dog loose up that way just because of the porkies...always wanted to take them to the big woods and tree some big ole mountain coon...but the porkies keep me from doing so...

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Hunted those mountains for years. Porkies are the worst that will happen(lots of them too}. Dogs have treed a few bear. The black bears up there are more scared of you then You of them.Also a few bobcats too, they run for miles sometimes.My dogs never ran deer so didn't have to worry about that. Coon are plentiful.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Northern Centre County Pa.
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Keep pliers on you and a blanket in the truck , to wrap him up in if he fights you removing them. If your hound has some brains he will learn quick not to bite 'em. lol

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