One buck with the general license and one antlerless with that license AND TAG. I made a mistake when I included the bonus tags in my first post but the whole point you tried to make was false because muliple kills were part of the harvest in 1986.
Funny how you claim I was wrong and then provide the information to prove I was right. For the past 50 years a rifle hunter needed a separate antlerless license in order to harvest an antlerless deer.
The bottom line is you can't compare statewide hunter success rates when hunters are permitted to harvest multiple doe, unless you can determine the number of hunters that killed multiple doe. You can only compare the total number of hunters and the total number of deer harvested, but that does not produce the hunter success rate.
Here is what happened in 1984.
1984 - Hunters must choose either a muzzleloader stamp or antlerless deer license. They may not purchase both.
1984 - Agency used the "universal" license, made of silver-colored mylar material, for the first time. The Tyvek deer ear tag was discontinued.