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RE: PA antler restriction
Lets look at it another way. Archery hunters number about one third of PA's total hunter numbers but they harvest only about 15-18% of the deer. |
RE: PA antler restriction
I don't believe the SR areas are relevant. The harvest in those areas comes from safety zones where agun hunter would not be permitted to hunt anyway. That negates it from the discussion.
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RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: livbucks I don't believe the SR areas are relevant. The harvest in those areas comes from safety zones where a gun hunter would not be permitted to hunt anyway. That negates it from the discussion. And you have absolutely nothing to support you claim that most of the archery harvest comes from safety zones. You just keep making up stories to support your agenda. |
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: livbucks I don't believe the SR areas are relevant. The harvest in those areas comes from safety zones where agun hunter would not be permitted to hunt anyway. That negates it from the discussion. As for Deaddeers 19% figure, I chose to take the harvests over the last several years. not the one year when the gun opener had the worst hunting weather we had in decadesbut, OK, lets use his 19% number.It took him the best part of a day to find this one little "fact"so he could discredit my post so lets let him use it.It doesn't change the theme of my post one little bit |
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: bluebird2 ORIGINAL: livbucks I don't believe the SR areas are relevant. The harvest in those areas comes from safety zones where agun hunter would not be permitted to hunt anyway. That negates it from the discussion. And you have absolutely nothing to support you claim that most of the archery harvest comes from safety zones. You just keep making up stories to support your agenda. How about that Greg! now we gotta have proof to back up common sense so that those without it will believe us |
RE: PA antler restriction
It did in fact pour buckets the first two days, and even on one Saturday I believe, last season.
Not that Beenthere would know. He probably was logged on here the whole time, wondering where you were.;) |
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: livbucks It did in fact pour buckets the first two days, and even on one Saturday I believe, last season. Not that Beenthere would know. He probably was logged on here the whole time, wondering where you were.;) BT and others are concerned abott the PGC shortening the archery season if X-bows are permitted ,but it didn't happen in 5C and 2B where archers harvest 50% of the buck harvest before the rut,while passing on more than twice as many antlerless. |
RE: PA antler restriction
Wrong again ! I was out all day except for a lunch break and I didn't even get wet. It was an interesting day watching the birds at the feeder but the only deer I say was a y buck |
RE: PA antler restriction
ORIGINAL: livbucks Wrong again ! I was out all day except for a lunch break and I didn't even get wet. It was an interesting day watching the birds at the feeder but the only deer I say was a y buck |
RE: PA antler restriction
[blockquote]quote: ORIGINAL: livbucks It did in fact pour buckets the first two days, and even on one Saturday I believe, last season. Not that Beenthere would know. He probably was logged on here the whole time, wondering where you were.;) [/blockquote] Wrong again ! I was out all day except for a lunch break and I didn't even get wet. It was an interesting day watching the birds at the feeder but the only deer I say was a y buck. BT and others are concerned abott the PGC shortening the archery season if X-bows are permitted ,but it didn't happen in 5C and 2B where archers harvest 50% of the buck harvest before the rut,while passing on more than twice as many antlerless. |
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