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Post by Tom on Oct 28, 2005 12:00:37 GMT -5
Since this is a hunting related post, I thought I'd use the general forum...please move if this should be elsewhere.
Has anyone heard any reports of birds ( pheasants, woodthingys ) being around Marsh Creek? I know the pheasant stocking has been reduced, but if there have been any woodthingy showing up I'd still like to check it out.
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Post by Tom on Oct 28, 2005 12:02:15 GMT -5
Wood kok, as in the bird, that is.
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Post by birdy on Nov 10, 2005 12:47:16 GMT -5
sorry my friend but thanks to the professional regulation at yuppie-creek state park, they conveniently mowed the field off of milford where they usually stock, and as word has it they passed it up on stocking days. I hear blue marsh has had pretty good pheasant hunting this year so far.
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Post by Ol Man River on Nov 15, 2005 2:45:29 GMT -5
Years ago before they flooded the Marsh, the birds were plentiful. Then along came the chickens with the avian flu and 2 years later Chester and Lancaster counties were birdless. These were the 2 best counties in the state for hunting pheasent. Game commision tried to tell us that loss of habitat was the cause but that was a bunch of bull. Foxes were not to blame either. Hope you have luck in finding any, you may have to go to a preserve that releases them to hunt. Damn shame, I used to enjoy watching them in the fields on my way to work in the morning. Now it's the wasteing disease in the deer. What next?
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