I've been told by relation there are a few farms in 2F between Warren and the N.Y. state line posted No Doe Hunting and there is a group that way trying to convince more of the landowners to join in. I haven't seen them myself as I seldom hunt that area.

ORIGINAL: S-10

I've been told by relation there are a few farms in 2F between Warren and the N.Y. state line posted No Doe Hunting and there is a group that way trying to convince more of the landowners to join in. I haven't seen them myself as I seldom hunt that area.

They are common in areas outside of West Hickory, Tidioute, Garland, Tionesta area, and over toward Oil City. Not as poular as the "hunting with permission" only posters but they do send a clear message. I'll post up some pics next time through.

ORIGINAL: Dr. Trout

Here's what you wrote.. remember ??

NO DOE HUNTING signs are becoming very popular in 2F,

Now you are picking out just one very small area.. I would think if they were becoming so "very popular" they would be in more than one small area that is almost not even in 2F

What roads are the signs on, I have a relative that lives in West Hickory and I could verify it with him... ???

Very popular is a long way from EVERYWHERE as your lie stated, don't you think ? I'll post pics next time throgh.

Change my mind, I have nothing to prove to Trout !

ORIGINAL: Dr. Trout


Don't have to prove it to me.. I knew it was BS when you posted it...

You posted it hoping other folks here would believe you...


that's OKAY we all post a little BS now and then

Don't need you or any of your relatives nebbing around properties that I and others may hunt. I have a good relationship with the land owners in several counties who post such and don't need a anti like you screwing it up !

ORIGINAL: RSB

Though no doe hunting signs used to be pretty common around here I haven’t seen one in 2F, or anywhere else, for probably twenty years or more. I’m sure there are still a few people that believe in and use them but I haven’t seen one posted in a long, long time.
 R.S. Bodenhorn

They use to be available in some of the local stores but now the plain Posted signs are taking their place. The Pa Landowners Assoc. was also strong years back but it's also posted now with the yellow signs. Any of those Pa LO's signs still up over in Elk ?

Triple 6 (Rt 666)is in East Hickory, West Hickory is on the other side of the river. Just saying.

Hey 10
   Over 40 years ago when I was a young guy hunting Warren County a LOT there were a number of 'NO DOE HUNTING'  signs.
 You could go on those places all you wanted and hunt bucks though.

ORIGINAL: retired guy

Hey 10
  Over 40 years ago when I was a young guy hunting Warren County a LOT there were a number of 'NO DOE HUNTING'  signs.
You could go on those places all you wanted and hunt bucks though.

 
...and it didn't matter where you tied up your horse.
 
I can't speak for other WMU's, but there are a boatload of "no doe hunting" signs around here.

Come on guys there's no "NO DOE HUNTING" signs in 2F. Trout knows everyone for 10 miles and says it's all BS. LMAO !!

Doc,I know this is impossible to get a straight answer from most hunters,but since I am slow witted I will try again. First ask your members how many of them would hunt on Sun. if it is allowed.Second,ask actual farmers why they complain about too many deer but threaten to post thier land if Sun.is allowed. Next ask your members how many of them complain about not enough deer,then buy 1 or more doe tags.When I go to our cnty league meeting & ask about hunting success almost all of them complain about not seeing deer,except of course those that have private land to hunt.Even then some of those hipprocrits will tell you that they don't hunt does on thier property but will go on public land to shoot them. I think that by allowing Sun. hunt. we will bring back the tradition of people going to camp since that will give them more opportunity to hunt in case of bad weather on Sat. it will justify the money that it cost to go for only one day. If the concern is thinking that that will kill to many deer,all the PGC has to do is lower the amount of doe tags issued.How many of us still remember the thrill of going to camp,esp. when you were young? We are cheating our youth of that experience which would I think instill a greater intrest for them.I think that also the PGC should also only charge the amount of printing the license plus the $2 that is to go for habitat improvement. Then they may change thier minds on how many tags are really needed. For those hunters that are intrested in filling thier freezers,they can ask thier local WCO for a road kill insted of letting them rot. BTW when I ask our members how many agree with A.R. no voted yes & when asked about H.R. almost all (out of 40 members present)said that we are killing too many does,but after the meeting these same guys said that they sent for 1 or more tags. Go figure. That is why when I asked the PGC to let hunters choose when they buy thier license that they must indicate whether they want to shoot a buck based on the old system or the current system & be required to do so for a trial period,say 3 yrs.they refused my request. That would eliminate a lot of guys from talking out of both sides of thier mouth. sam