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Originally Posted by Dredly
wtf is this? a long piece that I'm supposed to rip apart I guess? how do I attach it to the animal? I don't see any eyelet, what happens if I use them as they are all going to be lost once I start separating them.
thanks for another GENIUS move
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Look a little closer, Dredly. There's a perforation on each side of the tag. I usually carry zip ties in my license holder with my license. Just poke it through the perforation, poke a hole in the ear w/ a knife, and you're done. It's really not that bad. The benefit is that you no longer have to have to try to write your name, etc. on a wet ear tag which never worked well anyway. I believe it only requires the time (but I'll have to check on that.)
I haven't tried to see if I can get them all folded up into a fishing license holder. Funny thing is, I didn't see anywhere on the license (front or back) where it says you have to display it on your back. I didn't see it anywhere in the General Regs section of the booklet either. I'm wondering if PA is going the way of some other states and just requiring you to possess it but not display it.
I understand disliking the adds in the booklet. However, I look at it this way, if it allows the PAGC to be an agency that is completely self sufficient and not in any way dependant on my tax dollars, I'd pay double the license fee and page through 4X as many adds. The fact that PAGC does not rely on funding through the General Fund means that it does what it honestly believes is best for both hunters and the resources it manages. We hunters don't have to worry as much about PAGC being jerked around in its management because its purse strings are attached to politically stupid ideas.
IMHO, the money I spend on my license each year is the best money that I spend ALL YEAR and has the greatest return. I use the license all year long. I realize that if you only hunt a couple of days for antlered deer you may feel differently. The opportunity to hunt is there, you may just not take advantage of the opportunity.
If I break down the total price of my hunting license based on the number of days that hunt through out the year it would probably end up at around $1.25 to $1.50/day if not less. I'm sorry, that right there is a bargain. I'll spend that on a bag of chips or a cup of coffee w/ lunch.
Honestly guys, I understand not agreeing with every decision that they PAGC makes (antler restrictions, etc.) but, for the total number of hours that we can spend afield on the thousands and thousands of acres of property that is owned primarily for our hunting pleasure, I think that PAGC does one HELL of a GOOD JOB. And I honestly don't understand what all the complaining is about.
Feel free to disagree (but you're WRONG!)
