ORIGINAL: bluebird2

You're right again. I passed on a total of 12 buck in 2001 and 2002 and saw 6 buck in 2 days during archery last year.

I'm suprised you don't know the answer, he saw 6 different bucks and each of them twice. It's like when you passed on 10 or 12 backs, but neglected to say it's the same spiker you saw each day.

Do I have to teach you everything.

< Message edited by Coalcracker -- 2/20/2009 9:53:42 PM >

A long-awaited, often-discussed audit of the Game Commission's deer management program could finally get underway soon.
The audit was to have been started no later than last spring, but was delayed for various reasons. For starters, the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee and designees working on its behalf could find no one — employed or retired — willing to undertake the study because the subject of deer management in Pennsylvania is seen across the country as being particularly vicious and caustic.
Later, the Wildlife Management Institute of Washington agreed to do the study, but not until the Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania's lawsuit over deer against the commission is settled.
State Rep. Ed Staback, the Lackawanna County Democrat who chairs the House Game and Fisheries Committee, is trying to get things moving. According to sources, he's pushing for a resolution of the lawsuit so that the deer audit can begin by March. It would still take a year to complete.
Staback had said he wants the audit started, though not necessarily completed, before discussing a bill to raise the cost of hunting licenses.

Staback had said he wants the audit started, though not necessarily completed, before discussing a bill to raise the cost of hunting licenses.