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RE: PA News - USP Files Permanent Injunction against PGC
ORIGINAL: DennyF Only way anyone could be legally killing that many doe in S-man's neck of the woods, is if some of them were DMAP tags. About the maximum number of "normal" doe tags would be 2, since the area sells out fairly quickly(and however many DMAPs one could score...if any). You still need a WMU-specific doe tag to shoot a doe on a Red Tag farm, if not mistaken. Unless...he is also counting doe legallyshot for crop damage, by these individuals? you answered it,dmap tags.. i person i heard got 4 doe and 1 buck, then i heard they went to ny and got bunch more ,all legal.. this was about 5 years ago.. i am not up on d-map thing so i cant tell you how many you can get, i guess you could get all you want if they are left over,i think you just turn in your kill and they issue another.. isnt this joke.... biggest people APPLYING for all these tags are DCNR employees... here is another good one,if you think that hunters that get a doe do it in D-MAP area, i got a used car to sell you.. if they see doe ANYWHERE,you can bet its history,i have no proof on this ,ONLY gut feeling of what is happening from where i see people hunting that i know have a d-map tags,and most are ROAD HUNTING doing it...... |
RE: PA News - USP Files Permanent Injunction against PGC
Well, I think this is the way it goes for the DMAP tags....You apply initially for a single license in a particular DMAP area. You can apply for more than one area at the same time, unlike antlerless license. If the area(s) you initially applied for have unsold tags at the time of the second round, you may apply for one additional tag for those areas. So, in reality, if you applied initially for tags in say three DMAP areas, were successful in getting those tags, then at the time of the second round if all the areas you applied in initially still had tags left, you can re-apply again. If you are successful again on the second round in all three areas, you will have your state-wide buck tag and six DMAP tags. If you also applied for WMU specific antlerless license, got a first round pick, re-applied for a second round if any were available, and got one of those too, you now are legally able to kill nine deer. ...One buck, six DMAP antlerless deer, and two WMU specific antlerless. That's nine. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me...............
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RE: PA News - USP Files Permanent Injunction against PGC
ORIGINAL: Pawildman Well, I think this is the way it goes for the DMAP tags....You apply initially for a single license in a particular DMAP area. You can apply for more than one area at the same time, unlike antlerless license. If the area(s) you initially applied for have unsold tags at the time of the second round, you may apply for one additional tag for those areas. So, in reality, if you applied initially for tags in say three DMAP areas, were successful in getting those tags, then at the time of the second round if all the areas you applied in initially still had tags left, you can re-apply again. If you are successful again on the second round in all three areas, you will have your state-wide buck tag and six DMAP tags. If you also applied for WMU specific antlerless license, got a first round pick, re-applied for a second round if any were available, and got one of those too, you now are legally able to kill nine deer. ...One buck, six DMAP antlerless deer, and two WMU specific antlerless. That's nine. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me............... like i said about using D-MAP in other areas not covered .. you can bet that if doe stands along road in a area that is not covered by d-map, its a goner... this is why i take so much heat from a lot of hunters,i want 1 deer and your done here in WMU2G .. they want to kill 4 ,5 ,6 10 deer even tho they know that there is kids, elderly ,hunters that are not as good hunting as others that are doing this and they dont get a deer.. its GREED and MEAT... |
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