CWD in PA?
02-10-2009, 05:49 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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Location: SW PA USA
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CWD in PA?
Has anyone been hearing rumors of an actual diagnosed case of CWD in SW PA?
It has begun to circulate around here. I've heard it twice locally but so far no confirmation or media attention. The rumors came the same way the cougar rumors do so skepticism is warranted.
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
It has begun to circulate around here. I've heard it twice locally but so far no confirmation or media attention. The rumors came the same way the cougar rumors do so skepticism is warranted.
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
02-10-2009, 06:01 AM
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
That made my day.
A reason to slaughter more deer. SW you say, Isn't that where they give out a million deer tags and the heard seems to keep growing yet RSB claims it is because of habitat and not the private posted propertry that protects the deer numbers from the doe tags? A bit fishy maybe I would say and also just a rumor for an excuse to have deer destroyed on private property.
02-10-2009, 06:10 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: explorer_Jack
ROFLMFAO!!!!!! You are asking for a credible source from this board???? Your a freakin comic BTB. LMFAO
That made my day.
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
That made my day.
You're not from PA, or so you've said. Are you in a CWD area? Perhaps it can be contracted by humans after all.[&:]
02-10-2009, 06:23 AM
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Responses like that to a legitimate question are what is taking the quality of this froum down the tubes.
You're not from PA, or so you've said. Are you in a CWD area? Perhaps it can be contracted by humans after all.[&:]
ORIGINAL: explorer_Jack
ROFLMFAO!!!!!! You are asking for a credible source from this board???? Your a freakin comic BTB. LMFAO
That made my day.
ORIGINAL: BTBowhunter
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
Has anyone heard something from a credible source?
That made my day.
You're not from PA, or so you've said. Are you in a CWD area? Perhaps it can be contracted by humans after all.[&:]
It is the responses and answers that some PGCs and associate wannaBs post on here that brings down the quality of this forum that warranted for my truthful comment.
02-10-2009, 08:09 AM
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Typical Buck
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RE: CWD in PA?
jack, I'm from the SW area and we do have great habitat. And I'm willing to bet, we have more hunters per acreage than any other part of the state. On private or public ground.[/align]
02-10-2009, 08:35 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: blkpowder
jack, I'm from the SW area and we do have great habitat. And I'm willing to bet, we have more hunters per acreage than any other part of the state. On private or public ground.[/align]
jack, I'm from the SW area and we do have great habitat. And I'm willing to bet, we have more hunters per acreage than any other part of the state. On private or public ground.[/align]
02-10-2009, 08:56 AM
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: blkpowder
Whats the number of tags got to do with the number of hunters? I can't wait to hear this answer!
Whats the number of tags got to do with the number of hunters? I can't wait to hear this answer!
And a little [&:]bird heard him.
02-10-2009, 09:15 AM
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RE: CWD in PA?
ORIGINAL: blkpowder
jack, I'm from the SW area and we do have great habitat. And I'm willing to bet, we have more hunters per acreage than any other part of the state. On private or public ground.
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jack, I'm from the SW area and we do have great habitat. And I'm willing to bet, we have more hunters per acreage than any other part of the state. On private or public ground.
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