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Old 01-22-2010, 09:43 AM
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Nice cover gino Way to "veil" your insults. But 1 million hunters didnt complain about contraception and pgcs newfound acceptance, most arent even aware and you know it. It was I.

It also wasnt 1 million hunters who spoke of the pavillion when you chose to insult. Again, it was I.

Besides even if you point to bashing us in general as hunters....This IS a hunter message board, not a peta board where hunters go to be bashed. IF one of them came here saying things youre sayng theyd be here about 5 minutes total before being shown the door.

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Old 01-22-2010, 09:48 AM
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"What part of "Always" didnt you understand?"

I understood that ALWAYS doesnt mean ALWAYS when there is a "but" involved! lol. Youre kidding me right? Thats the best you have to address this atrocity pgc is once again committing?

"Oh yes, Gino is correct, Alt did predict this. Rest assured that the 92% will agree to whatever it takes if the 8% cant get it done. The current approach is a sensible way of getting out in front of something that will inevitably come up."

But isnt it a tad bit odd huge majority of other states dont agree (according to shissler findingss). Oh thats right, thats our fine pgc, always leading the way! lol. Youre argument also holds no water because we DID get "it" done. Pgc said reduction was successful, so only see your lack of a point.

Pgc supports contraception and its 100% unacceptable. The suggestion was made by the staff to have a "procrontraception" policy. We will see what our "fine" boc is made of. IF they have any semblance of hunter representation at all in them, this will be voted down. But that will do nothing to "purge" the commission of these "people".

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Old 01-22-2010, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius08
"What part of "Always" didnt you understand?"

I understood that ALWAYS doesnt mean ALWAYS when there is a "but" involved! lol. Youre kidding me right? Thats the best you have to address this atrocity pgc is once again committing?

"Oh yes, Gino is correct, Alt did predict this. Rest assured that the 92% will agree to whatever it takes if the 8% cant get it done. The current approach is a sensible way of getting out in front of something that will inevitably come up."

But isnt it a tad bit odd huge majority of other states dont agree (according to shissler findingss). Oh thats right, thats our fine pgc, always leading the way! lol.

Pgc supports contraception and its 100% unacceptable. The suggestion was made by the staff to have a "procrontraception" policy. We will see what our "fine" boc is made of. IF they have any semblance of hunter representation at all in them, this will be voted down. But that will do nothing to "purge" the commission of these "people".
Lots of opinion in your post but I notice you didnt have an answer for the current policy regarding the only current alternative and thats the sharpshooting. Thats not hunting either. The PGC propsal is simply getting ahead of yet another undesirable solution to urban/suburban deer overpoulation. Rest assured that it WILL be brought up by the anti's now that it's FDA approved. Having a well thought out policy in place before it does only makes sense.


The suggestion was made by the staff to have a "procrontraception" policy

Where's your proof of this allegation? Sorry but I really doubt that thats is true but if it is please show us.........

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Old 01-22-2010, 09:58 AM
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"If thats bashing then you need to go back and clean up your posts and remove all ecoextremist and similar references."
Its pretty clear that you say just about anything to support your views or those doing the same. Ecoextremism isnt a completely tasteless remark, its a factual occurring condition of many groups and or individuals. Its not a personal attack, slam or other....Its like saying your voice is loud. Its a description and not one intended as insult. And its not a thinly disguised slam (as ginos calling me/us stupid loudmouths was) also ecoextemism isnt directed to anyone in the conversation, i make sure there are no misunderstandings. When i speak of that, its in regard to pgc or audubon or whoever else. And its accurate by definition. Would be no difference than saying someone is extreme in their support and love of hunting. But Its ok for us because we see being hardcore hunters as a good thing but we dont feel the same about environmental extremism. I cant speak for everyone, but many of us dont.

Course we both know that was nothing more than an attempt to take the attention away form ginos always inappropriate comments.

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Old 01-22-2010, 09:59 AM
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"Where's your proof of this allegation? Sorry but I really doubt that thats is true but if it is please show us"

Sure. No problem. I guess you missed both statements:

The most recent: PENNSYLVANIA GAME COMMISSION
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Natural Resource Conservation
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E. Fertility Control Agents


Where safe and appropriate, hunting always is the primary method used to manage wildlife populations in all environments. The Game Commission recognizes that species overabundance in localized or isolated areas is often largely influenced by landscape features and human manipulation of the environment, and these factors may not be easily modified. Therefore, when hunting methods are not adequately controlling wildlife populations, the Game Commission considers alternate methods that complement current

management efforts including properly approved and registered fertility control agents. Fertility control agents are only to be used in conjunction with hunting and other wildlife management methods because contraception alone cannot reduce wildlife populations to healthy or socially acceptable levels.


Application of any wildlife fertility control will be based on appropriate science and species population biology. Educational efforts to disseminate information on scientifically sound solutions for reducing problems with overabundant wildlife, including limitations of wildlife fertility control will be made available to the public. If fertility control agents prove to be safe, humane, and effective methods for resolving human-wildlife conflicts associated with overabundant species, the Game Commission may authorize their use.


Recommendation: The Executive Director and staff recommend the Commission approve this policy statement."




AND Previously;;

"Given the unproven nature of these drugs to control or manage a free-ranging deer population, any Game Commission guidelines for their use will be designed to rigorously test this drug in real world circumstances."




I dont think we need any explanation. Its pretty clear. You can make any excuses you like about lawsuits and antihunter demands etc.... But that doesnt explain all the other states DO NOT support this. What does that say about pgc? I think it says quite a bit. Not that most of us are surprised.

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Old 01-22-2010, 10:09 AM
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Back to the topic....

Guess audubon is once again getting what they want.

"Mainstream environmental groups including the Audubon Society and the Sierra Club have endorsed hunting, either instead of or in combination with birth control, in places where animals are seriously harming ecosystems or spreading Lyme disease."

Seriously harming ecosystems? Hmm. According to audubon that the entire state including our gamelands. Thats a rather vague reference.

Another interesting tid-bit....From the epa gonacon fact sheet:


"P
otential risks to non-target organisms resulting from the proposed registration of GonaCon are not expected to exceed the Agency’s concern levels."

Gee I feel much better! lol.

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Old 01-22-2010, 10:17 AM
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The suggestion was made by the staff to have a "procrontraception" policy

Sorry but your requote from the deer chronicles has no such suggestion and no such referral to a "procontaception" policy.

So do you have any real proof or not?
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Was a very convenient ad on the right hand of this page. Glaring example of all these "safe" products only to find out later they are anything but; Also interesting how things like this are so poorly judged ahead of time and they actually go DIRECTLY into the human body!

http://www.youhavealawyer.com/yaz/in...Feh_5QodhR9lyw

So which do you prefer in your venision steak? A little garlic salt? Or a liberal spritz of gonacon? lol.



I dont think hunters support this new pgc policy. I dont think the majority of the states residents would either. They are prohunting for the mostpart and I think they are more than reasonable enough to agree with us that this is extreme, unnecessary, nonhunter friendly, and actually kinda nasty to top it all off. lol.


Maybe you were posting while i was posting (SEE POST #35). The proofs in that post and as i said previously, its not debatable. If you think that it is, then find someone else who believes likewise to debate it with. Id prefer to stick to the facts instead of discussing self manufactured completely unsupported damage control for 10 pages when the facts are as stated right there as plain as the nose on our faces. Pgc has made their policy known, and i disagree with it strongly.

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Old 01-22-2010, 10:36 AM
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BTB,

Is there something in all that red type, in the post above, that suggests to you that the PGC is anticontraceptive?

Please point out the words that tell you the PGC is against using birth control.
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"vigorous real world testing"

IS Something they support And IS use.


"Application of any wildlife fertility control will be based on appropriate science and species population biology"

Application? Hey wait a minute...Isnt that a synonym for... U-S-E. lol.

Would any of this be said if there were a NO USE policy? lol. Unreal.

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