Legal in PA? 3/side
#21
Nontypical Buck
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i seen all the horns fall off of a shot 6 point that fell down a rocky hill..is that a legal deer..yes..it had 6(3 on each side)...
#22
Fork Horn
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From: Washington County
That is not how law enforcement works. According to the law there is no difference between a broken 2G that is .75" and a brow tine that is only .75".
A WCO may cut you a break and consider it as a mistaken kill rather than an intentional violation, but it would still be a violation.
A WCO may cut you a break and consider it as a mistaken kill rather than an intentional violation, but it would still be a violation.
Please quit, you have no idea how we enforce the law. The hunter would be giving the benefit of the doubt on the point still being one inch.
#23
Nontypical Buck
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Thanks a lot. I often wondered if the WCOs enforced the one inch law and I am sure glad to hear that they don't. Now we won't have to pass on those almost legal 5 pts. I printed your post and will put it in my license holder or wallet for future reference, if I have to show it to another WCO.
#26
Nontypical Buck
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From: York,Pa
This buck is NOT legal and should not of been shot! Don't matter that it WAS a 6 point it was not a 6 when shot so therefor making it illegal! Those busted g2's don't look an inch to me. Jmo guys I would of passed knowing it's only a 4 point. This is like shooting a buck and kicking horns off to try to make it so u can use a doe tag! IMO
#27
Nontypical Buck
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From: York,Pa
Thanks a lot. I often wondered if the WCOs enforced the one inch law and I am sure glad to hear that they don't. Now we won't have to pass on those almost legal 5 pts. I printed your post and will put it in my license holder or wallet for future reference, if I have to show it to another WCO.
#28
Nontypical Buck
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So, did the PGC change the definition of a legal buck to give hunters an excuse for shooting buck with points that are less than 1" or did they change it to protect more 1.5 buck? I thought you supported ARs and the PGC? Now you seem to want to make more 1.5 buck legal.
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