What Doug E meant is that in PA where the anterless harvest has averaged 315 K antlerless deer for the past 4 years and where 91% of our adult doe are being bred , it is mathematically impossible to have a B/D ratio of greater than 1:3.

Now before you over react,remember the B/D ratio is defined as the adult breeding B/D ratio, not the antlered to anterless ratio, which would include both male and female fawns.