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bowtruck 01-24-2009 02:44 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: bluebird2

Spin and twist what you did as much as you want. The posts you just made prove that you are nothing but a lowlife piece of garbage who has no conscience whatsoever.
My conscience prevented me from posting what I really think about a hunter who would post such malicious and unfounded accusations about a fellow hunter. I realized a long time ago you had problems and had difficulty understanding some of the most basic concepts of deer management and that is why I didn't respond in kind to your name calling and lies.

Do yourself a favor and direct your energies to getting healthy and forget about your hatred for me and your frustration about being lied to by the PGC.
bb2 you post as much malicious /name calling/ cheap shots /unfounded accusations as anyone so you are no better than anyone

bluebird2 01-24-2009 02:57 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
bb2 you post as much malicious /name calling/ cheap shots /unfounded accusations as anyone so you are no better than anyone
Now that is a flat out lie. I never took BTBs screen name or BWJ's screen name and turned it into an insult. I do not deny that I can be very sarcastic but I don't result to juvenile name calling and cheapshots like RSB, BTB and BWJ.

However, I agree that on this MB I am no better than anyone else, i just know a lot more than those that support the PGC.:)

Screamin Steel 01-24-2009 06:58 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
BTB, You and I have our disagreements, but I am really sorry to hear about the Lyme disease. Sadly, t is increasing rapidly among those of us that live in the outdoors. Best wishes!

sproulman 01-24-2009 07:01 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: Screamin Steel

BTB, You and I have our disagreements, but I am really sorry to hear about the Lyme disease. Sadly, t is increasing rapidly among those of us that live in the outdoors. Best wishes!
the forest needs burned, this would help on ticks.

also, we need to spray for to kill them but no money is avialble in state to do it.

these ticks are going to ruin summer sports in woods, i hear people complaining at camps and parks.

BTBowhunter 01-25-2009 05:31 AM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
Thanks SS and Sproul. I really do appreciate the thoughts. All I can say is double, triple check for those dam ticks (which I did often) and insist on extensive tests regularly (which I didn't do) Dont let it get to my stage!

It's everywhere out there and more of us will get it. Hopefully, someone will hear my message and it will helpprevent them from crossing over to the incurable stage. If even one member is reminded to avoid wahts happening to me it was worth putting on these boards. Even if it doesn't help someone, it seems one member is enjoying himself over it. I guess thats his perogative.

bluebird2 01-25-2009 03:05 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
So when is RSB going to tell us the real reason why the breeding rates decreased by 5%?

R.S.B. 01-25-2009 03:51 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: bluebird2

So when is RSB going to tell us the real reason why the breeding rates decreased by 5%?

I already did, but it really doesn’t matter anyway.

Last year the hunter survey on the amount of support for antler restrictions had increased from 57% in 2002 to 63% in 2007. The antler restrictions survey on this site, the most visited by the USP supporters, has a support rate of almost 74%.

Antler restrictions are here to stay.

R.S. Bodenhorn

bluebird2 01-25-2009 04:00 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
I already did, but it really doesn’t matter anyway.
No , you simply posted your misguided and uninformed opinion which I proved was wrong based on PGC data. ARs were repealed in six western states and in WMU 118 in Mich. After 12 years of reduced rack sizes in Miss. they added a spread restrictions and allowed culling of spike bucks.

BTBowhunter 01-25-2009 04:33 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
Why dont you give it up Bluebird

Your fighting a losing battle when it comes to AR's

You've manipulated data ad nauseum and you've been exposed. You havetried every possible end run around the truth and been caught. You've even resorted to the worst kind of personal attack and still, no one is buying your koolaid.

RSB summed it up.......

Antler restrictions are here to stay.
Why not wipe the egg off your face on this one and walk away???

livbucks 01-25-2009 04:44 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
Better yet, crawl under your rock and lick your wounds.

bluebird2 01-25-2009 04:46 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
You've manipulated data ad nauseum and you've been exposed. You have tried every possible end run around the truth and been caught. You've even resorted to the worst kind of personal attack and still, no one is buying your koolaid.
It was you that doubled the sample size of doe checked in WMUs where the herd has been reduced by 30-40%. You aren't smart enough to know if I manipulated any data and the personnel attack you claim to be s agregious was simply reposting what you had posted. so did you attack yourself and blame it on me?

BTBowhunter 01-25-2009 04:51 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
You obviously have no scruples, no conscience and aethical level of zero

sproulman 01-25-2009 04:52 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter

Thanks SS and Sproul. I really do appreciate the thoughts. All I can say is double, triple check for those dam ticks (which I did often) and insist on extensive tests regularly (which I didn't do) Dont let it get to my stage!

It's everywhere out there and more of us will get it. Hopefully, someone will hear my message and it will helpprevent them from crossing over to the incurable stage. If even one member is reminded to avoid wahts happening to me it was worth putting on these boards. Even if it doesn't help someone, it seems one member is enjoying himself over it. I guess thats his perogative.
my local doctor said that most of DCNR employees come in about 2 or 3 times a year for pills do to RED BUTT TICKS,thats female one and bad one.

end of march to april are bad times and then again in oct/nov.

BTBowhunter 01-25-2009 04:58 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: sproulman

ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter

Thanks SS and Sproul. I really do appreciate the thoughts. All I can say is double, triple check for those dam ticks (which I did often) and insist on extensive tests regularly (which I didn't do) Dont let it get to my stage!

It's everywhere out there and more of us will get it. Hopefully, someone will hear my message and it will helpprevent them from crossing over to the incurable stage. If even one member is reminded to avoid wahts happening to me it was worth putting on these boards. Even if it doesn't help someone, it seems one member is enjoying himself over it. I guess thats his perogative.
my local doctor said that most of DCNR employees come in about 2 or 3 times a year for pills do to RED BUTT TICKS,thats female one and bad one.

end of march to april are bad times and then again in oct/nov.
I've been bitten several times over the years and early spring has always been the time.

The scary part is that I never got a rash and the even scarier part is that I had the vaccine when it first came out and I've had several tests that all came up negative till now.

NO ONE IS SAFE!!!

bluebird2 01-25-2009 05:15 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
The scary part is that I never got a rash and the even scarier part is that I had the vaccine when it first came out and I've had several tests that all came up negative till now.
Are you saying the area around the bite didn't get inflamed or are you saying you didn't get a rash like from poison ivy or poison oak? When i get bit the skin gets red in an inch or two radius around the bite?

sproulman 01-25-2009 05:16 PM
RE: Pa Antler Restrictions
 
ORIGINAL: R.S.B.

ORIGINAL: bluebird2

So when is RSB going to tell us the real reason why the breeding rates decreased by 5%?

I already did, but it really doesn’t matter anyway.

Last year the hunter survey on the amount of support for antler restrictions had increased from 57% in 2002 to 63% in 2007. The antler restrictions survey on this site, the most visited by the USP supporters, has a support rate of almost 74%.

Antler restrictions are here to stay.

R.S. Bodenhorn
i am life member of USP.

i like the AR and i believe the USP does too but ifeel it should be 12 only on spike thing as tooo much abuse is happening.

HR i still feel went to far.

if we all feel that clinton can hold 9 dpsm and we have a lot less than that,it should be looked at.


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