painless,I think slowing down is a great idea for some people in some areas.I almost always kill a buck in Clearfield county during archery season.I mainly hunt close to home because I can only hunt either before work or after work.I flat out refuse to shoot a doe on public property but I will kill one on a few different farms where I have permission to hunt.I always head up to Wyoming county at least once or twice a year to kill a doe or just drive for others.I would fill every tag up there I could legally get and not feel guilty.I actually have no problem with higher allocations and herd reductions.I just wish people would show restraint and shoot them where they need to be shot.This state is very diverse and it should be managed as such.Unfortunately,massive herd reductions have taken place where the herd is already way down and little progress has been made to lower the in areas that truely need it.We're all on the same side here.We just need to look at this from others viewpoints.