Originally Posted by
Cornelius08
Problem is they werent antlerless tags, they werent doe tags... They were either sex tags. You cant kill a buck with a doe tag even if you call it an "antlerless" tag instead! lmao. You spoke of "doe" (or antlerless) tags being not separate from the general license. Dont care if it were because of miswording yet again by you, or if you didnt know what was going on.... You were wrong. And theres no need to argue any of this further just because you hate being wrong on.
Goodnight.
Well once again when you cant respond to the facts, you resort to the personal attacks and try to distract turn around the subject.
Any male deer is a buck. an antlered deer is one with at least a three inch spike. A legal antlered deer ( for adults ) is one with either 3 or 4 points to a side depending on the WMU. A button buck or a shed buck is legally an antlerless deer but it is still a buck.
Unless it existed well before 1970, the PGC never issued anything called an either sex tag.
There was a tag on the general license that was only good for an antlered deer unless accompanied by an antlerless license. In 1984, the anlerless license was accompanied by it's own antlerless tag and the general license had an antlered deer tag. The only exception to that was when the general tag was used for a deer harvested in the flintlock muzzleloader season, it could be used on either an antlered or antlerless deer.
LOL, I hate being wrong? Well here's your opportunity to prove me wrong...... I'll bet you cant find one link where the PGC refers to any tag as an either sex tag. I'm also betting you'll either ignore this or claim you've proven it already or simply tell us it's not debatable. Anything but actually come up with proof.
We'll be waiting..........