PA antler restriction
#122
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: PA antler restriction
No lie on my part. This story was widely circulated as I related it. If it IS true as I said, and the history was "re-written" to prevent legal liability, so be it. I'm not responsible for the acts of others.
Believe me blueboyd, I never say something I know to be untrue. That is not my intention EVER.
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But you are responsible for what you posted and if you posted a rumor or a lie you are equally responsible. I have heard many stories and rumors but I never post them as facts.
The regulations have not changed as you claim. It has been illegal to sell wildlife or parts of wildlife as long as i can remember, with the exception of hides. In the future just try to stick to the facts and avoid making p stories to support your agenda.
#123
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 3,236
RE: PA antler restriction
Actually, you are quite wrong again. You post statements that you represent as absolute, and yet they are not. Here is an excerpt that I will share. You can google it if you like, but I'm not doing your agenda's homework.....
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Approximately half the deer were donated to the ranch from the Pennsylvania Dept. of Game and Fish as orphans. A few original ones were purchased and the remainder were born here. One was even donated when he became to big to keep as a pet.
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#125
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 3,236
RE: PA antler restriction
Well, I gotta give him credit. He is dedicated to his agenda.
I have to wonder what drives him to spend so much effort to this agenda of his. How many reincarnations has he gone through, and hours spent in this quest? Makes a guy wonder.
I have to wonder what drives him to spend so much effort to this agenda of his. How many reincarnations has he gone through, and hours spent in this quest? Makes a guy wonder.
#126
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: livbucks
Actually, you are quite wrong again. You post statements that you represent as absolute, and yet they are not. Here is an excerpt that I will share. You can google it if you like, but I'm not doing your agenda's homework.....
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[align=center]So as you can see, Bob was spot on yet again.[/align]
Actually, you are quite wrong again. You post statements that you represent as absolute, and yet they are not. Here is an excerpt that I will share. You can google it if you like, but I'm not doing your agenda's homework.....
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Approximately half the deer were donated to the ranch from the Pennsylvania Dept. of Game and Fish as orphans. A few original ones were purchased and the remainder were born here. One was even donated when he became to big to keep as a pet.
[align=center]So as you can see, Bob was spot on yet again.[/align]
#127
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 3,236
RE: PA antler restriction
You ad BT posted false and misleading info
If I or BT say something that is in error, believe me it is unintentional.
We know how you like to pick statements apart to find your angle.
You wage a war of propaganda nonstop here, and gosh knows where else.
#128
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
I said nothing about deer being donated to a ranch and since we don't have many ranches in PA, I have no idea what point you are trying to make. You ad BT posted false and misleading info and now you are trying to weasel out of your mistake. When you are wrong it is much better to admit it and move on, instead of digging a deeper hole that you will have to crawl out of later.
ORIGINAL: livbucks
Actually, you are quite wrong again. You post statements that you represent as absolute, and yet they are not. Here is an excerpt that I will share. You can google it if you like, but I'm not doing your agenda's homework.....
[align=center][/align]
[align=center]So as you can see, Bob was spot on yet again.[/align]
Actually, you are quite wrong again. You post statements that you represent as absolute, and yet they are not. Here is an excerpt that I will share. You can google it if you like, but I'm not doing your agenda's homework.....
[align=center][/align]
Approximately half the deer were donated to the ranch from the Pennsylvania Dept. of Game and Fish as orphans. A few original ones were purchased and the remainder were born here. One was even donated when he became to big to keep as a pet.
[align=center]So as you can see, Bob was spot on yet again.[/align]
You are becoming more and more delusional and desperate. It's a common tactic when caught in the lie to change the subject. You once again posted a statement implying that anlerless tag alllocations would be skewed if the BB harvest dropped when you know full well that the PGC monitors the percentage of BB's as it relates toantlerless harvest. Leaving out an important component of the calculations, you then did your own to produce the result you wanted.
Figures dont lie but liars can figure. You are that liar Bluebird.
Heck, you've done it so often you even had to lie about your identity just to get back on here! That alone says volumes about your propensity to LIE to further your agenda!
#129
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: manassas va USA
Posts: 614
RE: PA antler restriction
BTBOW:
nice bucks for sure! My only question to you is ,,,is the land you hunt private or posted and how many other hunters are using the same area/areas,,,do the deer rely on available nutrients in the area or are you supplementing them in other ways. I ask these questions for knowledge only,,not to take away from your accomplishments.
nice bucks for sure! My only question to you is ,,,is the land you hunt private or posted and how many other hunters are using the same area/areas,,,do the deer rely on available nutrients in the area or are you supplementing them in other ways. I ask these questions for knowledge only,,not to take away from your accomplishments.