As stated, the article refers to the New York region. The article refers to Metropolitan New York Region. LMAO, but THIS article that has been referenced deals with the region of NEW YORK CITY REGION, like it or not.

The big issue in these METRPOLITAN, SUBURBAN AREAS that the ARTICLE talks about, is many allow no hunting, and hunting that is allowed is bow only.

Now, could one day the " managers " say we need to reduce the deer herd below 5 deer per mile in the Southern Tier, Western NY, or the Leather Stocking Area: Sure, they could say that, but it Ain't happen'. You would have to blacktop it all for it to happen. For that matter a meteor COULD hit the Southern Tier, Western NY, and the Leather Stocking area, the Earth COULD start rotating backwards, and the sky COULD fall, could, could, etc, etc. Folks on any given day swear thier coming for our guns day after tomorrow. LMAO

No BlueBird, I'm not Naive at all, only pointing out that once again, reading comprehension is void. I guess maybe I'm refusing to assume they mean something else, or I'm refusing to read more than what's there. I learned early in life it's the way to go. It's reality. The article on page 1 of this thread is clear: Below 10 dpsm in the Metropolitan New YORK REGION. Sometimes crusaders for a cause are their own worst enemy. You need to pick your battles better, and not base them on what's in print, obviously, and in your own state which you seem to have a bit of a handle of, and are probably familiar with the lingoYou know the old saying about what you rea and hear?

One thing I will say about NY VS Pa: While we obviously manage our deer herd far better than Pa, based on your beliefs, Pa clearly does a better job with its fish resource.