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Bryan Casto
12-21-2011, 11:50 AM
Did anyone do any good this year on the stocked public land. I havent tried it but plan on i tnext year. Anyone hunt Salt fork or Dillon state park, those are the 2 closest to me. Any info about hunting stocked areas or the public ground above will be greatly appreciated.

FLDBRED
12-27-2011, 06:28 PM
Bryan,

I didn't hunt on public land in Ohio this year, but if your close enough to Pa. you might want to think about getting a non- resident license for next year. The PGC will be returning to releasing over 200,000 birds. They will be released on SGL's , Co-Ops and Safety Zone properties. The grouse and woodcock hunting is also pretty decent and there is an on going wild pheasant program. So if your in driving distance, it might be something to think about!

Bryan Casto
12-27-2011, 09:18 PM
Is there any places in PA stocking program in the SW part of the state. Im bout 2 hr to pittsburg. Also is there any decent wood cock hunting in that part of the state. I may make a trip up that way if i can figure out where to go.

Maggie&Max-GSP
12-28-2011, 10:05 AM
We have hunted dillion all year we killed about 40 birds,but after thanksgiving it has died off greatly we've seen 3 birds since.

oldandnew
12-28-2011, 10:15 AM
If Ohio releases 200,000 birds they might become a destination!

Bryan Casto
12-28-2011, 11:37 AM
Dillon isnt to far. Is there certain places they release birds at on there? and hows the cover. Have you ever tried saltfork?

wilsoncs3980
06-05-2012, 05:32 PM
We killed about 35 pheasants last year during the releases.

OldDublin
06-06-2012, 06:06 AM
Did anyone do any good this year on the stocked public land. I havent tried it but plan on i tnext year. Anyone hunt Salt fork or Dillon state park, those are the 2 closest to me. Any info about hunting stocked areas or the public ground above will be greatly appreciated.

I have walked Salt Fork in the past.
Never would again.
Advice re released Ohio pheasants?....beat the crowd to the door, if you can.
Work to ignore those hunters who jump in the field with you and think...the more the merrier.
Hunt in an opposite direction to the mashed down grass.
Consider surrounding private acreage after the first fusillade.
Take to heart Horace Greeley's famously quoted advice.

They filmed a Finding Bigfoot segment at Salt Fork a while back...be careful what lurks unseen and watching....just a head's up.:)

Since this was originally posted in '11', I reckon lesson learned.

Bryan Casto
06-10-2012, 07:32 PM
No I haven't tried it yet. Salt forks that bad? Dillon may be better they r the closet to me. IS there certain areas of the park the release on or is it just a guess. If anyone wants to run dogs at one of these places some time message me, always fun to make new huntting buddies and see some good dog work