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Brian429 · March 15, 2007, 08:48 PM

Wow, things are WAY different here in PA!!
We have a early doe only season for two weeks that you can use inlines. But the "real" muzzleloader season starts the day after X-Mas and runs for a month. NO inlines...oldschool, flintlock only, no scopes, no fancy Muzzleloaders that don't load from the muzzle, no 100 yard shots....it's iron sights, flint striking steel and then you pray then when the smoke clears you hit what you were aiming at (and thats IF it actually goes off) Anyone that has used a flintlock knows the challenge...it's the only type of muzzloader I want to hunt with!

March 15, 2007, 08:48 PM	#7
Brian429 Member Join Date: December 29, 2005 Posts: 17	Wow, things are WAY different here in PA!! We have a early doe only season for two weeks that you can use inlines. But the "real" muzzleloader season starts the day after X-Mas and runs for a month. NO inlines...oldschool, flintlock only, no scopes, no fancy Muzzleloaders that don't load from the muzzle, no 100 yard shots....it's iron sights, flint striking steel and then you pray then when the smoke clears you hit what you were aiming at (and thats IF it actually goes off) Anyone that has used a flintlock knows the challenge...it's the only type of muzzloader I want to hunt with!