[TheBig1]

I'm new to predator hunting but am reluctant to get out there without the knowledge of where and what I'm going to do with the animal once I've harvested it.


I live in NEPA, Kingston to be exact, does anyone know of someone in this area who takes this kind of product?


Also, how do I take it to the person? Meaning, do I just take the whole animal or do I have to skin it, etc...?


Chad

 

[dietsch]

I'm new to predator hunting but am reluctant to get out there without the knowledge of where and what I'm going to do with the animal once I've harvested it.


I live in NEPA, Kingston to be exact, does anyone know of someone in this area who takes this kind of product?


Also, how do I take it to the person? Meaning, do I just take the whole animal or do I have to skin it, etc...?


Chad

there is a guy somewhere near the airport , cant remember his name . I spoke with him last year , you may possibly have better luck calling the north east region office and asking them

 

[TheBig1]

Thank you very much for the information. That's a good idea.

 

[Davy Crockett]

You might try contacting Alan Probst of Alan Probst Outdoors. I believe he's in Kingston. Ran the outdoor show at the Mohican the last couple years, he traps and I think sells supplies.

 

[TheBig1]

Thanks Davy, I appreciate the info.

 

[joek1]

His name is Mike Wojtach 334 Penn Ave Dupont PA 570-575.2460 He has a shop for supplies and buys fur.

 

[TheBig1]

Thanks Joe, I appreciate it.

 

[joek1]

You are very Welcome. Have you had any success calling in a yote?

 

[TheBig1]

You are very Welcome. Have you had any success calling in a yote?

I haven't even gone yet. I'm so new I guess I don't really know where to start. So I started by making sure that I have a place to take it once I harvest it. I've been concentrating on filling my freezer with deer. I'm really looking forward to getting out soon. Perhaps this Sunday after the last day of deer I'll take the call for a walk.