where's the ususal PGC report???????
#1
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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where's the ususal PGC report???????
I noticed the PGC has yet to post their usual mid gun season report on their web site...you all know which one I speak of.... it usually starts off by saying deer kill is another record, hunting is harder this year but GOOD hunters can find deer, many big bucks being reported, those hunters that didn't kill a BIG buck were lazy and wouldn't look for one more than 100 yds from an interstate highway
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pa USA
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RE: where's the ususal PGC report???????
Usuall mid gun season report? Wasn't a report last year or the year before. They don't report anything until about March after numbers have been crunched. Check the press releases from previouse years on their website.
#3
RE: where's the ususal PGC report???????
I think I know what he is referring to. It normally isn't an official "report" but rather some comments via the Associated Press or some other news service that is doing a story on the deer season.
My guess is the "poor weather" we have had this year will be to blame. Much, too much rain.
My guess is the "poor weather" we have had this year will be to blame. Much, too much rain.
#5
Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 491
RE: where's the ususal PGC report???????
12/18/2002 Release #115-02
HISTORIC DEER SEASON HIGHLIGHTED BY WIDESPREAD HUNTER SUPPORT AND COOPERATION
HISTORIC DEER SEASON HIGHLIGHTED BY WIDESPREAD HUNTER SUPPORT AND COOPERATION
#7
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: South Central PA
Posts: 406
RE: where's the ususal PGC report???????
Here is a Nov 10th press release
...""Local distribution and abundance of fall foods, weather conditions, hunter distribution and pressure, and other factors can have enormous impacts on what individual hunters will see. And don't forget that after tough winters - like Pennsylvania's last two - deer can become more concentrated in areas where they were forced to move into to survive winter, and less likely to return to the areas they left."
It looks like the PGC is already placing blame on weather, fall foods, and pressure but the rifle season hasn't even started.
...""Local distribution and abundance of fall foods, weather conditions, hunter distribution and pressure, and other factors can have enormous impacts on what individual hunters will see. And don't forget that after tough winters - like Pennsylvania's last two - deer can become more concentrated in areas where they were forced to move into to survive winter, and less likely to return to the areas they left."
It looks like the PGC is already placing blame on weather, fall foods, and pressure but the rifle season hasn't even started.
#9
Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 491
RE: where's the ususal PGC report???????
ORIGINAL: T_in_PA2
If you look back through the years they have press releases for there isn't a mid season report. No report until March.
If you look back through the years they have press releases for there isn't a mid season report. No report until March.