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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: scott on November 23, 2010, 09:05:19 AM
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not looking for anyones spots but just wondering where everyone was planning on hunting cats. we have a couple around the house, going to give them a try for a couple of days, then probably head up north wyoming and bradford counties to stay at the cabin for a couple of days. talking to the people around the cabin they are seeing cats everywhere.
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I have a few spots in Clearfield, Clinton and Bradford county that friends have been helping me out with. If weather is good, I just might hunt hard for them.
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I've got a couple of good spots in Clearfield and Centre Counties that I plan on giving a try.
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coyotelord
Well save me one! lol
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clinton county buckwheat you have some friendly competition! ;D
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I will be hunting in Blair and Cambria county. Might focus a bit in the blue knob area too!
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Bees OBrien
clinton county buckwheat you have some friendly competition!
Competition just makes it more fun. I think I wager a beer.
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anyone willing to take a guy from Montgomery County?
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Bedford Co. mostly.
Mountain dog
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where ever they are legal to kill at. I have properties scoped out all over the state.
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Mckean co, potter co, also may meet someone in clearfield to deliver promised wine
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I'll start off in Camaron and end in Clinton. Can only get up the last 2 days, the 7th and 8th
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looks like alot of pressure in clinton clearfield and cameron
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Elk, Cameron, Potter and Clinton if I get the time.
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Bigben
looks like alot of pressure in clinton clearfield and cameron
That is big area, and would take a lifetime for one person to hunt even a small part of it.
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hunting gum stump area, also checking " other secret spots". To everyone have a "HAPPY TURKEY DAY" Later.
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O no!! not a secret spot!!
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The SPCA has a lot of cats!
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Bradford county near towanda...I also heard what I thought at first was a yote howling late night up in tioga this past weekend while bear hunting, and a guy that was hunting with us from montana said, sure did sound like a bobcat...anyone ever hear anything of the sort? Not as loud or high pitched as a yote, but kinda like a low growl almost?
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I remember deer hunting on the PGL at Noxen....First day of Buck Oh that would be back in 74.. I was up in the Mountain Laurel on the top of the ridge.. Dang...One growled at me... However it sound more like a mountain lion then a bobcat... The thing was right on the other side of the bushes.. Oh maybe 40 yards or less from me...To this day......I'm still thinking that this cat was not a bobcat??????
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Texas
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Pike
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Uncle Buck how did you know, my secret place? Cannot fool the experienced guys. Good luck to you all on DEER day.
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Texas
Well I guess that is the second easiest place to call a bobcat besides the local zoo. I just read a forum that had a youth hunt in TX. or NM. seven and eight YO called and killed bobcats.
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Uncle Buck how did you know, my secret place? Cannot fool the experienced guys. Good luck to you all on DEER day.
That is very difficult to hunt that territory when your young.. Those mountains sure do go way up there.. To hunt the road on the bottom is near impossible for calling.. People come along in vehicles often and wreck everything up. Also...Wow... you break down on the road and your in deep trouble for sure....Also if you meet someone traveling on the road in the opposite direction someone can pretty near be pushed over the side in some places..
22 Hornet... I am from Wilkes-Barre originally so I do know some excellent land to hunt in NEPA...Problem is that it's all public land and it hunted hard by other hunters.. Not that they get anything there they do educate the critters.. It takes a lot of deep down thinking on how to get them to respond to calls on these pieces of land..
One good thing......people who hunt these lands just let their sounds rip for long periods of times... One has to just do the opposite..
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Headed to tioga,to try my luck