Dr. Rosenberry happens to be a well respected wildlife biologist who is now the head of the PA deer management program. As i said before , you need to do a little more reading about what is happening in PA so you can add to the discussion and moderate this forum fairly.

DR. R. comments support exactly what I said. Late breeding in PA is due to fawns being bred in DEc. Jan. and feb. and not due to a skewed B/D ratio as Alt claimed. Dr. R said we habd enough buck to breed the doe so we didn't need AR. Our breeding rate for adult doe was 90% before AR's so the max. inmprovement AR's could provide was around 5%.