Pennsylvania deer kills drop
04-05-2009 | 10:06 AM
#61
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
"Scorp" sounds like something you'd catch from a $10 streetwalker!
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=scorp
04-05-2009 | 12:17 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: blkpowder
He wouldn't stoop that low,would he?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
blkpowder,
Don't even waste your time with Scorp. He's complaining that we kill more bucks than does. We had that problem, back before the currnet plan came into effect. He simply doesn't have a clue. He's an alais who signs on for a minute or two at a time, posts his idiotic drivel and then runs.
And whats with the name anyway?
"Scorp" sounds like something you'd catch from a $10 streetwalker!
blkpowder,
Don't even waste your time with Scorp. He's complaining that we kill more bucks than does. We had that problem, back before the currnet plan came into effect. He simply doesn't have a clue. He's an alais who signs on for a minute or two at a time, posts his idiotic drivel and then runs.
And whats with the name anyway?
"Scorp" sounds like something you'd catch from a $10 streetwalker!
04-05-2009 | 02:11 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
BTB can't engage in a debate without resorting to the lowest level of cheap shots and insults. The truth is whatever he wants it to be in order to justify his agenda. We don't have bigger and better bucks, breeding rates have decreased and the herd isn't any healthier than before HR and ARs were implemented.
04-05-2009 | 03:06 PM
#64
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From: Westmoreland County PA.
RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: scorp
Maybe shouldn't of used the word *****. I see btbuthunter talking about oily bodies and powder puff showing pictures of things of rectum. I think those 2 got turned on from that.
ORIGINAL: blkpowder
He wouldn't stoop that low,would he?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
blkpowder,
Don't even waste your time with Scorp. He's complaining that we kill more bucks than does. We had that problem, back before the currnet plan came into effect. He simply doesn't have a clue. He's an alais who signs on for a minute or two at a time, posts his idiotic drivel and then runs.
And whats with the name anyway?
"Scorp" sounds like something you'd catch from a $10 streetwalker!
blkpowder,
Don't even waste your time with Scorp. He's complaining that we kill more bucks than does. We had that problem, back before the currnet plan came into effect. He simply doesn't have a clue. He's an alais who signs on for a minute or two at a time, posts his idiotic drivel and then runs.
And whats with the name anyway?
"Scorp" sounds like something you'd catch from a $10 streetwalker!
04-05-2009 | 03:52 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
BTB can't engage in a debate without resorting to the lowest level of cheap shots and insults. The truth is whatever he wants it to be in order to justify his agenda. We don't have bigger and better bucks, breeding rates have decreased and the herd isn't any healthier than before HR and ARs were implemented.
BTB can't engage in a debate without resorting to the lowest level of cheap shots and insults. The truth is whatever he wants it to be in order to justify his agenda. We don't have bigger and better bucks, breeding rates have decreased and the herd isn't any healthier than before HR and ARs were implemented.
Not sure where you are hunting, but in the northern tier, from the Allegany forest to to Ressica falls, your wrong on all three.
04-05-2009 | 04:09 PM
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From: Southampton Pa BUCKS CO
RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
despite your childish responses the fact remains that our bucks aren't any better or bigger than before ARs and it is high;y likely that the average 2.5+ buck is smaller than the average 2.5 bucks prior to ARs since that is what Dr. Kroll study shows.
despite your childish responses the fact remains that our bucks aren't any better or bigger than before ARs and it is high;y likely that the average 2.5+ buck is smaller than the average 2.5 bucks prior to ARs since that is what Dr. Kroll study shows.
Hatchet Jack
04-05-2009 | 04:38 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: crokit
Not sure where you are hunting, but in the northern tier, from the Allegany forest to to Ressica falls, your wrong on all three.
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
BTB can't engage in a debate without resorting to the lowest level of cheap shots and insults. The truth is whatever he wants it to be in order to justify his agenda. We don't have bigger and better bucks, breeding rates have decreased and the herd isn't any healthier than before HR and ARs were implemented.
BTB can't engage in a debate without resorting to the lowest level of cheap shots and insults. The truth is whatever he wants it to be in order to justify his agenda. We don't have bigger and better bucks, breeding rates have decreased and the herd isn't any healthier than before HR and ARs were implemented.
Not sure where you are hunting, but in the northern tier, from the Allegany forest to to Ressica falls, your wrong on all three.
04-05-2009 | 04:46 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
Pgc statewide reproductive data shows significant steady declines in embryo counts per doe, in total percentage of adult does bred, and the timing of breeding has remained unchanged.
Not quite what we were promised....As usual.
Not quite what we were promised....As usual.
04-05-2009 | 04:48 PM
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From: SW PA USA
RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
The degree of HR is a fair subject for debate and the case could be made for either side depending on the particular area you're talking about. Not talking about whole WMU's as much as the much smaller areas.
What seems to be universal across the state is that AR has produced an older and therefore bigger and better average buck. Even among the most vocal opponents toHR overwhelmingly agree (sometimes grudgingly) that the quality of our bucks has improved.
I personally havent heard from anyone who thinks that 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5 etc etc bucks are bigger within their age class than before AR. It's simply a matter of an older average age. I fail to understand why Bluebird and scorp can't grasp that simple concept.
What seems to be universal across the state is that AR has produced an older and therefore bigger and better average buck. Even among the most vocal opponents toHR overwhelmingly agree (sometimes grudgingly) that the quality of our bucks has improved.
I personally havent heard from anyone who thinks that 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5 etc etc bucks are bigger within their age class than before AR. It's simply a matter of an older average age. I fail to understand why Bluebird and scorp can't grasp that simple concept.
04-05-2009 | 04:49 PM
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RE: Pennsylvania deer kills drop
ORIGINAL: Cornelius08
Pgc statewide reproductive data shows significant steady declines in embryo counts per doe, in total percentage of adult does bred, and the timing of breeding has remained unchanged.
Not quite what we were promised....As usual.
Pgc statewide reproductive data shows significant steady declines in embryo counts per doe, in total percentage of adult does bred, and the timing of breeding has remained unchanged.
Not quite what we were promised....As usual.