Penn License Sales-AUGUST 06
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This is not about our activities, it's about PA Hunting License Sales or lack thereof. Your deliberately trying to take this off an an unrelated tangent to bash the USP.
Has the PGC legislative laision been silenced by the agency from responding to the question or are the figures so bad that the agency is embarrassed toproduce them? As I previously stated, I expect the figure to be smaller than the previous July figure of 40% for resident license buyers.
Again, what is the figure for August as to the figure for the previous year?
Has the PGC legislative laision been silenced by the agency from responding to the question or are the figures so bad that the agency is embarrassed toproduce them? As I previously stated, I expect the figure to be smaller than the previous July figure of 40% for resident license buyers.
Again, what is the figure for August as to the figure for the previous year?
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My hunting exoperiences are not any more limited than anyone else's.The thing is,I get satisfaction out of harvesting game that I actually have to hunt for.I hardly call shooting farm raised birds hunting,especially when they've been left out of their cages for just a few hours or days.Theneed for instant gratification and put and take hunting is far more harmful tothe future of hunting than having less deer than we had in the good ole days.Teach kids about conservation and about the effort it takes to become successful.Those that grasp that conceptwill be hunters for life.For those that are unwilling to hunt and expect the rest of the hunters to dish out $14/bird, can alsways go to a preserve.You may even find a few that will dress them out for you.No sense getting your hands dirty.
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This is not about our activities, it's about PA Hunting License Sales or lack thereof. Your deliberately trying to take this off an an unrelated tangent to bash the USP.
It should be noted that the PGC has paid employees who should be responsible for these activities and the planning thereof.
I'm glad to see that we agree that pheasant hunting is a great incentive for junior huntors. Please relay that thought to your friends on Elmerton Ave. It's obviously something that has recently slipped by them.
I'm glad to see that we agree that pheasant hunting is a great incentive for junior huntors. Please relay that thought to your friends on Elmerton Ave. It's obviously something that has recently slipped by them.
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Joe I don't understand..."I've heard the overall sales are down 9%."
I think that many of us were expecting to see the figures for all catagories,Adult Resident, Youth Resident, Non-Resident, etc.
In any event what do you attribute this negative figure to?
I think that many of us were expecting to see the figures for all catagories,Adult Resident, Youth Resident, Non-Resident, etc.
In any event what do you attribute this negative figure to?
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Do these figures correspond with what you've heard Joe?
Adult Resident Down 9%
Senior Down 19%
Non-resident Down 13%
Non-Resident JR Down 38%
Landowner Down 10
MuzzleloaderDown 7%
Total General Hunting Down 9%
Adult Resident Down 9%
Senior Down 19%
Non-resident Down 13%
Non-Resident JR Down 38%
Landowner Down 10
MuzzleloaderDown 7%
Total General Hunting Down 9%
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I posted that part of the cause of the countrywide decline is the fact that were not recruiting our youth. It was very relevant to anyone who really cares about the declining numbers.
I posted that part of the cause of the countrywide decline is the fact that were not recruiting our youth. It was very relevant to anyone who really cares about the declining numbers.
Post youth hunting figures nationwide.



