$100 PGC doe kill reward
#11
RE: $100 PGC doe kill reward
ORIGINAL: sproulman
douge, if you read my post, i said ITS WHAT I READ.
not my opinion.
also i was not on the USP forum which i have not read in over a year.
ORIGINAL: DougE
Sproul,they've been doing a gobbler mortality study for the last two years,using the exact same method.Are they trying to kill all the turkeys?Are people just blasting gobblers and letting them lay?You USP conspiracy theorists need to wake up.
Sproul,they've been doing a gobbler mortality study for the last two years,using the exact same method.Are they trying to kill all the turkeys?Are people just blasting gobblers and letting them lay?You USP conspiracy theorists need to wake up.
not my opinion.
also i was not on the USP forum which i have not read in over a year.
#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: $100 PGC doe kill reward
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Just Curious Sproul. Where did you read that?
ORIGINAL: sproulman
douge, if you read my post, i said ITS WHAT I READ.
not my opinion.
also i was not on the USP forum which i have not read in over a year.
ORIGINAL: DougE
Sproul,they've been doing a gobbler mortality study for the last two years,using the exact same method.Are they trying to kill all the turkeys?Are people just blasting gobblers and letting them lay?You USP conspiracy theorists need to wake up.
Sproul,they've been doing a gobbler mortality study for the last two years,using the exact same method.Are they trying to kill all the turkeys?Are people just blasting gobblers and letting them lay?You USP conspiracy theorists need to wake up.
not my opinion.
also i was not on the USP forum which i have not read in over a year.
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 227
RE: $100 PGC doe kill reward
A local gun club was doing this thirty some years ago with pheasants they stocked. They only wanted to know what the success rate was, of the birds they stocked.
I'd be interested in knowing, how many of the successful hunters accepted the $100.
I'd be interested in knowing, how many of the successful hunters accepted the $100.