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PPHA Current Events => PPHA Events => Topic started by: scott on October 05, 2009, 01:18:48 PM
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PPHA DISTRICT #1
PREDATOR HUNT
NOVEMBER 6TH,7TH,&8TH
HUNT STARTS NOVEMBER 6TH 12:00 A.M. TO NOVEMBER 8TH AT 10:00 A.M. ALL PREDATORS MUST BE CALLED AND ARE SUBJECT TO INSPECTION. ENTRY FEE IS $20.00 PER PERSON, $10.00 DOLLARS WILL BE FOR YOUR LUNCH ON THE LAST DAY AFTER CHECK IN AND $10.00 WILL GO TO THE PRIZE PURSE. HUNT IS BASED ON A POINT SYSTEM: 10 POINTS FOR COYOTES, 5 POINTS FOR FOX (RED OR GREY), AND 3 POINTS FOR RACCOON. IF YOU ARE HUNTING AS A TEAM, THE SHOOTER GETS THE POINTS, PLEASE DO NOT COMBINE ANIMALS. 1ST PLACE WILL RECEIVE 60%, 2ND PLACE WILL RECEIVE 30% AND 3RD PLACE WILL RECEIVE 10% OF THE PURSE. TIE BREAKER WILL BE A COIN TOSS. YOU MUST BE A CURRENT PPHA MEMBER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HUNT.
CHECK IN AND LUNCH LOCATION IS:
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8TH 11:30 A.M.
BIG TEN SUB AND PIZZA, RTE 118 LEHMAN TWP PA
Any question please call Scott 570-574-1675 or Joe 570-379-2017
Application cut on line
PPHA District #1 Hunt Application $20.00
Name_________________________________________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number ____________________________ PPHA Membership exp date ____________________
Make checks payable to Scott Callahan and mail to 96 Sorbertown Hill, Hunlock Creek PA 18621
Deadline to Apply is October 30th 2009
For a PPHA yearly membership, please visit our website at www.ppha.us
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Nice application Scott
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Ben is going to put one on the main page which can be downloaded and printed. if anybody notices anything that needs to be changed, please let me know.
Thanks
Scott
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-Do critters have to be hunted in District 1?
The reason I as is I saw District 6's hunt rules and all hunting must be in their district.
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I did not see that it said in the d6 hunt that the critter needed to be killed within the district boundries. gonna be hard to regulate that one if it was.
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I just reread district 6 rules, BigBen.
I was wrong.
Says picture must be taken in District 6. I messed up. I assumed one needed to hunt in that district. But I wouldn't drive roundtrip 8+ hours each weekend for a kill picture.
It will be neat to know how those folks progress during the 6 weeks. I want to see how my harvest stacks up since I'll be kill'n in the same time frame.
Still doesn't answer my question about where critters are to be hunted? District 1? or Statewide?
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I did not read where it stated that the pic needed to be made in district 6 either. I took it as anyone in the ppha could hunt and post their pics.
and I agree hern I think it would be interesting to see what the most productive weekend would be.
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ok
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To answer the original question, which i had a couple of phone calls on also. Although we wish you would come up and hunt with us in District 1 for the hunt. you may hunt anywhere in PA but you do not to check your animals at the checkin location.
Scott
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you mean we can only check our animals in at the district 1 hunt right?
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yeah, its early. sorry about that and for some reason i cannot modify the post.
Yes animals need to be brought to the check in location to count.
Good catch, thanks Ben.
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no problem bud looking forward to the hunt. ;)
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Remember, Friday October 30th is the deadline to have your application in for this hunt.
Any questions please let me know.
Thanks
Scott
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do you need it in your hands by the 30th or post-marked by the 30th?
i just sent my application in...hope it gets there in time. :-\
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trying to find "BIG TEN PIZZA & SUBS" on Rt118. can't seem to pin point it...is it closer to Dallas or towards Rickets Glen?
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Its closer to dallas,when you turn off 415 ,haryeys lake highway its about 1and a half mile on left it has a rustic look on outside.Its on a downhill part of the road,if you go to 29 and 118 intersection you went to far.Just look for sign
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thanks bud! ;)