[broknaero]

Flintlock only. Thats all I use for the early season also unless I get the itch to take an old caplock I have for a walk. I may someday go to using the caplock during rifle season as well.

 

[*Moose]

In my opinion only; I believe that the allowance of peeps and projectiles other than roundball is just the first step to the "trail of many tears" concerning a 2-3 week after Christmas season. I hope I am not right on this but I really feel they are going to modify it even more in the next year or so.

I agree.

 

[Rob64]

Flintlock only....if they allowed inlines it would decimate the deer herd. Its bad enough with all the other seasons and allowing crossbows in archery too. I'm not complaining, just saying.

 

[Bunky]

like i said in another post. our game commission caters to special interest groups and are probably force by our pa government. and we the hunters are not being heard. i agree to, that flintlock season should be kept the way it is now. i am sure there are rules that have change for flintlocks. but i don't want to see it get to modernized. because there is something about not knowing if the flinter will go off.

My Muzzy "Elisabeth" always goes off!! Thanks Don

 

[T&R Mag]

Sorry I don't post here much, but I'm just like all the others, Don't mess with the flintlock.

 

[hunterx]

I've hunted with handguns during the firearm season. I've use a flint during the muzzleloader season open at all smokepoles.
During those times I never felt I was being cheated on by the other hunters.
I say open it up for both types provided it is what is deemed best for the herd and sales. And if that means using either type , fine by me. If they opened it up to inlines , I would still be allowed run around with a flinter like Davie Crocket if the mood stuck.