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    Default Hoyt Rd, NY To Morgan Stewart Shelter - Blaze Orange?

    Hey guys looking for some info.

    Heading out from Hoyt Rd NY to Morgan Stewart Shelter early November and I know I go through some farm land (hiked it late June this year). I also know its comming into hunting season for various game. Those who have hiked this area around this time... is Blaze Orange recommended?

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    If you're hiking in hunting season, then yes, wear blaze orange.
    Don't take anything I say seriously... I certainly don't.

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    If I recall correctly you might even pass through a hunting club area. Fresh deer drags and spent shot gun shells were located on the trail too when I went that way a couple of years ago. Yeah, I would wear orange!!

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    OK thanks! I wasn't sure if I was hiking in any hunting areas over there. I know Bear Mtn to Fingerboard was basically no hunting in that area.

    I'll head off to Sports Authority to get me some orange.

    Gracias,

    Raul

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    That's more or less the area where this happened:
    http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/show...=1#post1210772

    Yes, blaze orange, lots of it.

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    I'd get a blaze orange pack cover in addition to a jacket and hat. The more the merrier.
    Don't take anything I say seriously... I certainly don't.

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    I think you'll find THIS page informative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LIhikers View Post
    I think you'll find THIS page informative.
    Yeah I was going to say rifle season doesn't start until November 19th.

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    LI Hiker thanks for the link.

    Trainhopper - I understand that but it's been bow season since Oct 15th and I dont want to catch an arrow in my ass either. I was unaware of active hunting in that area and based on the responses it seems there are hunters that frequent that area.

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    The only place on the AT I don't feel the need to wear it is Shenandoah (maybe also the Smokies)







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