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Originally Posted by bluebird2
(Post 3452864)
If you are half as smart as you think you are, please tell us what percentage of adult doe hunters have to harvest in order to keep the herd stable. If you can't answer that question than you don't have a clue what you are talking about.
LOL The question, in only that context, with no underlying facts as a preface is impossible to answer accurately. If you were half as smart as you think you are you'd know that. I think it's time you called it a night. Your getting just plain silly now:rolleye0011: |
LOL The question, in only that context, with no underlying facts as a preface is impossible to answer accurately. If you were half as smart as you think you are you'd know that |
Originally Posted by bluebird2
(Post 3452875)
As you know we were talking about the antlerless harvest in 2G so all the underling facts are available to you. But, because you are clueless and admit to not understanding the plan, the question is far beyond your realm of comprehension.
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When less than 20% of the doe that die in 2G are being shot by hunters and where they already are down to issuing one of the smallest tag allocation PSM in the whole state, simply decreasing the doe tags wont fix anything. |
Originally Posted by bluebird2
(Post 3452913)
That is what you posted ,so you raised the issue about the doe harvests controlling the herd in 2G. So put up or shut up. Can you support that claim or are you just another blind PGC supporter buffoon?
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"If you think that reducing the tags is going to have much effect when 80+% of the deer that die are dying from other causes"
"I've seen RSB go into great detail in trying to explain things to you. He has far more information available and is far better qualified to discuss 2G than either of us will ever be." "My sole reason for continuing these exchanges with you is to keep your distortions exposed for those new viewers who might be fooled by your distortions if they were allowed to stand unchallenged." And???????? |
Im waiting for the punchlines to those jokes.....
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If you think that reducing the tags is going to have much effect when 80+% of the deer that die are dying from other causes, you are simply refusing to accept reality therefore no amount of facts are going to satisfy you. I've seen RSB go into great detail in trying to explain things to you. He has far more information available and is far better qualified to discuss 2G than either of us will ever be. You dismiss virtually everything he posts so no, I have no intent of trying to teach the pig to sing. Theres no explaining anything to you. My sole reason for continuing these exchanges with you is to keep your distortions exposed for those new viewers who might be fooled by your distortions if they were allowed to stand unchallenged. __________________ So , you took a figure from the doe mortality study,which the PGC admitted did not represent the actual harvest rate, and twisted and distorted it to mean something entirely different that ,made no sense whatsoever. |
Originally Posted by BTBowhunter
(Post 3452996)
If you think that reducing the tags is going to have much effect when 80+% of the deer that die are dying from other causes, you are simply refusing to accept reality therefore no amount of facts are going to satisfy you. I've seen RSB go into great detail in trying to explain things to you. He has far more information available and is far better qualified to discuss 2G than either of us will ever be. You dismiss virtually everything he posts so no, I have no intent of trying to teach the pig to sing. Theres no explaining anything to you. My sole reason for continuing these exchanges with you is to keep your distortions exposed for those new viewers who might be fooled by your distortions if they were allowed to stand unchallenged.
Do you have any idea how large 2G is? What part of 2G was the studies done on? There is no way all of 2G was studied. That is like taking the whole USA and just evaluating Alaska and setting up the whole countries argriculture from that state. And that is exactly how the WMUs are being controlled. |
They had the answers for 2G long before Gary Alts roadshow started. We had it pretty good here. A decent deer herd and decent bucks. Healthy deer. They ruined it all for us. This from January 2001 in habitat that mysteriously went form good to poor:
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/polycomm...points0101.htm Ice choked the slower waters of Pine Creek, snow squalls whipped through the stream valley, and gusting winds of an Arctic front were downing tree limbs everywhere. It was not a good day to be hunting deer in this stretch of Tioga State Forest. But, says DCNR wildlife biologist Merlin Benner, you should have been here yesterday. Or, more precisely, Nov. 27 through the 29, when the state’s regular antlered deer season opened. On those days, Benner and his Bureau of Forestry colleagues were kept busy checking and weighing deer: big deer, healthy deer. Bucks that sported 6- and 8-point sets of antlers and does whose size showed food was abundant. But that was yesterday. Today, on the second day of the state’s antlerless deer season, Benner sat idle in his deer-check trailer not far from Lycoming-Tioga county line. Today weather would be the deer’s strongest ally, and Benner would have time to discuss what he and the Bureau of Forestry are trying to accomplish by staffing deer-check stations in both Tioga and Elk state forests. |
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