This is in 2C and alittle in 2D.pumpgun said:army corp of engineers owns some ground up around new alexandria but i am not sure how much or any is in 2B. the line is right there somewhere. 2b is mostly houses and and some farms.
I thought with the coop properties, you had to ask the landowner first, and then he decides to give you permission?....not just walk up and say, Hey, im hunting, see ya later!teej89 said:Kyle,
Look at the cooperative farms. And if you do hunt the areas, try and find the owners house and give it a knock and if he answers let him know you're hunting and introduce yourself. You don't have to but it's always a nice thing to do for them so they aren't worried bout strange people on their grounds. There's lots of does down there, and not many people take advantage of the cooperative lands.
http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt?open=514&objID=617662&mode=2
really? that's odd cuz I feel that most of them join the coop due to the fact of does and crop damagemauser06 said:Be warned...many of the coops are saying no doe hunting...
The SGLs in wexford is a decent chunk of land..not sure on the deer status but most of it is pretty thick and aughta hold deer...
I could be wrong, but I think there is restrictions on some coop-properties on which game can be hunted/trapped, which if thats the case, then they(landowner)could say no doe hunting.teej89 said:really? that's odd cuz I feel that most of them join the coop due to the fact of does and crop damagemauser06 said:Be warned...many of the coops are saying no doe hunting...
The SGLs in wexford is a decent chunk of land..not sure on the deer status but most of it is pretty thick and aughta hold deer...
This scenario is a frequent occurrence elsewhere in the fringe areas of 2B and certainly one which has cost me hunting privileges to a number of properties in my area. Liberal seasons and unlimited doe tags attract lots of extra hunters to 2B and unfortunately, with extra hunters come extra idiots.dra710 said:I hunt on and near one in Washington county with permission. it was a scary sight 12 cars on opening day along one 500 yrd sectioned of road alone. It was an absolute safety hazard. I talked to the landowner and he had no idea that many people where on his land. Needless to say most will likely be posted next year. Most of the folks I talked to never bothered to ask permission. It was hunted way heavier than the local game lands. I my opinion that many hunters on small parcel is very dangerous - some of the "hunters" were unsavory characters - the landowner was quite upset and felt taken advantage of - real shame