The PGC does listen!
01-24-2007 | 05:02 AM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
Sometimes it's just so hard to............get it right!
On Sunday hunting, I'm all for it but I think it is a political smoke screen by Rep. Ed Staback.
IMO he is holding the PGC hostage over a license fee increase and throwing out the bone of Sunday hunting to make it look like he is actually trying to do something for PGC-hunters.
The votes aren't there to get it passed and he knows that, so it is a safe, no-pass, initiative.
My list of priorites would be financial stability and then Sunday hunting.
On Sunday hunting, I'm all for it but I think it is a political smoke screen by Rep. Ed Staback.
IMO he is holding the PGC hostage over a license fee increase and throwing out the bone of Sunday hunting to make it look like he is actually trying to do something for PGC-hunters.
The votes aren't there to get it passed and he knows that, so it is a safe, no-pass, initiative.
My list of priorites would be financial stability and then Sunday hunting.
01-25-2007 | 11:56 AM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
ORIGINAL: Tiogaflinter
In other action, the Board proposed increasing the fees for DMAP permits from $6 for residents and $26 for nonresidents to $10 for residents and $35 for nonresidents.
In other action, the Board proposed increasing the fees for DMAP permits from $6 for residents and $26 for nonresidents to $10 for residents and $35 for nonresidents.
01-25-2007 | 06:02 PM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
My list of priorites would be financial stability and then Sunday hunting
01-25-2007 | 06:17 PM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
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Maybe the two are really one and the same.
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My list of priorites would be financial stability and then Sunday hunting.
My list of priorites would be financial stability and then Sunday hunting.
01-25-2007 | 07:50 PM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
Go to being a shotgun state...not that I am against rifle hunting... statistically shotgun states hold higher buck numbers and better (older) herd numbers. You have to agree that alot more bucks will get a chance to grow...more bucks, more draw, more revenue, better PGC finances would equal better management. From what i get from people that "used" to hunt PA is the draw is gone...
Okay everyone attack at once... but before you do...Yes I own Rifles, Yes I hunt with them, okay attack!
Frankie
Okay everyone attack at once... but before you do...Yes I own Rifles, Yes I hunt with them, okay attack!
Frankie
01-25-2007 | 08:47 PM
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RE: The PGC does listen!
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Go to being a shotgun state...not that I am against rifle hunting... statistically shotgun states hold higher buck numbers and better (older) herd numbers. You have to agree that alot more bucks will get a chance to grow...more bucks, more draw, more revenue, better PGC finances would equal better management. From what i get from people that "used" to hunt PA is the draw is gone...
Okay everyone attack at once... but before you do...Yes I own Rifles, Yes I hunt with them, okay attack!
Frankie
Go to being a shotgun state...not that I am against rifle hunting... statistically shotgun states hold higher buck numbers and better (older) herd numbers. You have to agree that alot more bucks will get a chance to grow...more bucks, more draw, more revenue, better PGC finances would equal better management. From what i get from people that "used" to hunt PA is the draw is gone...
Okay everyone attack at once... but before you do...Yes I own Rifles, Yes I hunt with them, okay attack!
Frankie