Clarion. Right on I-80Welcome from NW PA. Erie ... how far north are you in Pa?
Clarion. Right on I-80Welcome from NW PA. Erie ... how far north are you in Pa?
Clarion, here. Just south of Tractor SupplyHello West Pa.
I'm also West Pa, Cook Forest area. If you have any questions about building, PM me. Semper Fi.
This is my Dad’s biggest buck from back in 1936 in Venango County, PA taken with a Winchester model ‘94 chambered in Win 32 Special.Hello all! We've been deer hunting in W. PA with flintlock kit guns since the late 70s. I'm a very practical hunter with a deep appreciation for the full-scale traditional side of the sport, but really don't have the time or budget to explore the more traditional approach. I wear the same hunting gear I wear for archery and rifle season, use a nylon butt pack as a possibles bag, etc. Up to this time our gear has been very "practical" vs. traditional (plastic speed loads, etc.). I am exploring building more advanced kits to make heirloom pieces for our sons and grandkids. As a soon-to-be retiree from civilian life, I'm looking deeper into building out more traditional rifles. Looking forward to learning more, sharing ideas, and the process of respectfully sharing from our various perspectives.
What a cool-looking buck!This is my Dad’s biggest buck from back in 1936 in Venango County, PA taken with a Winchester model ‘94 chambered in Win 32 Special.
I love the way guys wore suits everywhere as even I am guilty of wearing jeans and a t-shirt most days.This is my Dad’s biggest buck from back in 1936 in Venango County, PA taken with a Winchester model ‘94 chambered in Win 32 Special.
Of Couse Dad was still in high school at the point and he got loads of kudos and clout in the year’s yearbook.I love the way guys wore suits everywhere as even I am guilty of wearing jeans and a t-shirt most days.
Welcome to the forum from Western North Carolina. I grew up in Western New York, but spent a lot of time in my wayward youth hunting in what included what I would call Western Pennsylvania, from around Saint Marys to the Allegheny Forest area. Beautiful place to hunt.Hello all! We've been deer hunting in W. PA with flintlock kit guns since the late 70s. I'm a very practical hunter with a deep appreciation for the full-scale traditional side of the sport, but really don't have the time or budget to explore the more traditional approach. I wear the same hunting gear I wear for archery and rifle season, use a nylon butt pack as a possibles bag, etc. Up to this time our gear has been very "practical" vs. traditional (plastic speed loads, etc.). I am exploring building more advanced kits to make heirloom pieces for our sons and grandkids. As a soon-to-be retiree from civilian life, I'm looking deeper into building out more traditional rifles. Looking forward to learning more, sharing ideas, and the process of respectfully sharing from our various perspectives.
Thank you! I've never even heard of this event!Since you're in Clarion PA.....you should consider attending the FREE Pioneer Flats Shootout held in Franklin PA in September. You get to plink for free all day long at 18 different metal targets. You even have the opportunity to try other's guns.
It is a VERY fun weekend.
Regardless...welcome from Kentucky.
I highly recommended this event. Mark sets up the course for beginners and better shots alike. Not long distance and all steel targets so it is hit or miss.Thank you! I've never even heard of this event!
1/2 of the steel targets are larger and the other half are smaller. The woods walk course is set up in a county park generally 20-25 yards on the other side of a little creek. The whole weekend is designed for the new shooter and old timers like me too. I want the new shooters to be able to hit the targets .... hopefully getting them hooked in the hobby. This event is completely 110% FREE. There are no entry fees, no scoring, no prize money, etc. for a new shooter to be intimidated by.Thank you! I've never even heard of this event!
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