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Old 10-07-2005, 02:49 AM
skeeter@ccia.com skeeter@ccia.com is offline
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Adam...I hunt your area of Pa now and then anyhow...BEAR.Question is...how is the mast crops that way this year?..Acorns here around Exit 2 of the Pa Pike are like raindrops...can't take a step in the woods without crunching them..The past few bear trips eastern Pa have shown a decline in them..Info would be helpfull..Thanks....I too enjoy the novice hunters....My daughters have become seasoned hunters now and saturday archery opener I didn't even take my bow..just sat with the one daughter that is trying her first archery year...was a very interesting day...seen lots of deer....I also took my 14yr old cousin (whose dad passed the year he became 12) to a wild game dinner where he won a flintlock...shoots it well and is ready for the 15th..took him out for his first pheasant and spring tom...did well and watching the shotgun shake while aiming at his tom made me laugh so much I almost spooked the bird...ahhh what a great feeling isn't it?.....good luck this year
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