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I live in Southwestern Pa,We have a horn restriction in GreeneCounty bucks have to have 4 points on one side,Is there any other state that does this?

I completely agree with jim my dad is an avid hunter and lives by this motto "A day in the woods is always better than a day of work!"

I hunt on my 25 acres of land and have national forest all around me. I have killed more Big bucks on my 25 acreas than most people that spend thousands to go on a private hunt. How is that?? Wildlife management, Good food plots, ponds. I say if you can not afford to go to the big Buck country then Bring in the Big bucks to you!! It has taken several years to get the Big Bucks here but now I have my Trophies waiting on me not me waiting on them anymore. Hunting is not just going and shooting one! Thats easy!! Build up what you have, put in the time and hours on your place and it WILL yield some trophies!! Good Hunting!!

reguardless of salary, hunting is still hunting. It may be from your old family home place like mine in oklahoma with only 48 acres or my property in n.w. La. it doesn't take a 6 figure income to enjoy hunting. It doesn't mean you have to buy a package hunt either. Hunt what property is available to you. you would be surprised the big bucks my brothers and i have harvested over the years jist by being the country boys we are and respecting the landowners year around and not just during hunting season. If you want to go on a package hunt save up for a vacation and do so. My wife and I are going to Illinois this year instead of on a cruise or a long sightseeing trip across the U.S. We do what we love to do and take in what we can and it doesn't matter how much money we make or where we hunt, we do so as a family and with our friends. If we harvest a wallhanger than good if not well we still got to go and be in the outdoors and not behind a desk or on some oilfield location. Hunt where you can and enjoy what you have and don't take it for granted.

I hunt public and private land each year in three different states (Illinois,Ohio,Kentu cky)and other than the recent gas prices I really do not see why people think hunting is a rich mans sport. Hunting is what you make of it and if you want to do something bad enough you will find a way to do so.

well these guys hunt for a paycheck but i bet hunting is still hunting, no matter how many 140'' come by it bet there heart beat goes up.

i would like to see these pro hunters deer hunt public land . like state parks without anybody knowing that you or the film crew are there and see how well you guys really do with squirrel and rabbit hunters and dogs running all over and ect. please replyl

tom d

it's the sad truth, only the rich can afford to hunt prime country for big game animals anymore,, they have been priced out of the picture.

Thanks Mike...........cell is 785-969-7611. Perfect sanctuary of Midwestern Trophy Whitetail.