Once again, you ignore the science thats not convenient to your point of view. The buck dispersal studies show that it is unlikeky that a BB passed on will remain in the same area. You are much more likely reducing your fellow hunters (down the road) chances than your own for harveting those babies after they grow up.
But you forget I am hunting in 5C where the PGC says we are at 19 DPSM and the goal is 6 DPSM. The PGC doesn't give a rats butt if there are enough buck for the hunters down the road,they want 68% of our deer dead,whether they are buck or doe.
As for you accusing me of mere lip service when it comes to herd reduction, I have only killed 3 Pa bucks in the last 10 years. I have killed well over 50 antlerless deer in that time and only 2 were BB's.
If you really killed 50 doe in 10 years ,you enjoy killing a lot more than the average hunter. Furthermore, that claim really rings hollow when you consider there was no push by the PGC to get hunters to harvest a lot more doe from 1993 to 1999. Although I can't prove it ,it appears you are exhibiting internet testosterone, because you can't support your claims with facts.