Deer hunters must watch this video

[dc dalton]

Passed along from a friend, our game management commission hard (not) at work:

[God's Country]

Without getting into the politics surrounding the deer population.
One thing is clear. The PGC has never proven itself capable of managing anything much less the deer herd. The commission exists to exist first and foremost.

[dc dalton]

Without getting into the politics surrounding the deer population.
One thing is clear. The PGC has never proven itself capable of managing anything much less the deer herd. The commission exists to exist first and foremost.

Exactly and you hear the guy say over and over, the population of deer doesn't matter nor does the health of the deer population, as long as the commissions goals are met.

Self serving idiots

[bronco]

Without getting into the politics surrounding the deer population.
One thing is clear. The PGC has never proven itself capable of managing anything much less the deer herd. The commission exists to exist first and foremost.

You don't think the bear program is a success?

[God's Country]

You don't think the bear program is a success?

By success you mean too many?
Then yes it's a success.

[PocketProtector]

By success you mean too many?
Then yes it's a success.

Exactly. What did the PGC do for success? Bear aphrodisiacs? LOL

[thefirstndsecond]

Yes his is an issue. Hence the fighting between unified sportsmen and PGC.

I can't believe NJ has this right and pa doesn't.

[yukon375]

unified sportsmen, lol more like unified shrimpers.

[Snowy]

The reason why he says the overall Pa whitetail pop dosen't matter is because the USP tried to sue the PGC saying that they were not meeting the management goals the PGC made.

The USP wasen't sueing over population and if that was truly the intent they should of worded it better.

I can make a video too. Cut and paste exact comments also.

Dosen't matter anyway, the PGC made their case and the court ruled in favor of the PGC anyway.

[bronco]

By success you mean too many?
Then yes it's a success.

I guess you're not an avid bear hunter then? I'm curious what criteria you used to determine the bear population is to high.

How about turkey hunting, how are they doing in that department?