Low tonight is 51, was high 50's most of the day here.

90's to 50's..yup we're in MN.

Evening all.

Alw

 

Well, time to get these ornery kids to bed. Tomorrow is Fortress of Solitude day, Nataly is going to spend the night with Grandma at the cabin and with any luck Benjamin will need Benadryl for his allergies and I can score the quarterlies!

G'night Woods!

 

Seems to me they have two seasons and the flinchlock is only during one season, the other you can use percussion and scopes..

 

See ya, Mark!

 

G'nite Markus... I am short for here myself!!

 

That is an interesting way to do it.
Muzzleloader here is any muzzloading firearm- no sighting aids of any kind. Minimum .36 for deer .50 for Elk.

 

Flintlock Muzzleloader SeasonDec26-Jan10) Only single-barrel long-guns with a flintlock ignition system are permitted. The firearm must be an original or reproduction of a gun used prior to 1800, which is .44 caliber or larger, with iron, open " V" or notched sights (fiber-optic inserts are permitted). A flintlock ignition system consists of a hammer containing a naturally-occurring stone which is spring-propelled onto an iron or steel frizzen, which, in turn, creates sparks to ignite a gunpowder. Flintlock hand guns are not permitted. Flintlock muzzleloader hunters may use " any single projectile," including sabots, and mini and maxi *****.

PA also now has an Early Antlerless Only Muzzleloader season where " Anything Goes" (Oct 18-25)This season requires possession of an appropraite Antlerless tag for the DMU you will be hunting

Antlerless Muzzleloader SeasonOct 18-25) Any long gun muzzleloading firearm, including in-line and percussion sporting arms. Use of scopes and other lawful sighting devices is permitted. Fiber optic inserts may be used.

 

Evening Woods.....

 

Suuup Russ?

 

Hey, Russ!