I see nothing other than very vague questions asked to get a desired result. I see a survey that very well could be biased in nature depending on where the participants came from (lots from one particular "yes man" organization I bet) and non indicative of much of anything. When pgc takes a poll that anyone can answer, then and only then will it carry any weight. You dont ask a handful of people nonsense questions and expect to use it in any meaningful way.

Id say that the 35% that were "very satisfied" with the deer hunting is rediculously inflated, and not indicative of reality. Even though it was only less than HALF the satisfaction rating of Minnesotas hunters, at over 75%.

Pgc doesnt want to know what hunters think.. They already know. They just dont care.