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Unread Yesterday, 08:22 PM   #11
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A few more spotted earlier this week. They were in a different location many miles from the two bucks in my first post here.
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Old, unsubstantiated theory. Crooks will not follow the regulations and honest folks will. If your theory was correct, then the regulations in Pa would not have worked, but they have. So sorry, you are incorrect in your theory. As i said before, the proof in in the pudding.
You were not where I was when I heard what I heard several times . Truth be told the only thing the PA game department cares about are the bears and to a lesser degree turkey .
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I agree with Craig to some extent but that was when the antler restrictions were enacted many years ago. Yes I did hear back then of fellas accidentally dropping a buck, seeing it didn't meet the restriction, and walking away. OLD DATA. I haven't heard of that happening in many years, and while I'm sure that's occasional even nowadays, it's far from the norm and even when it does happen, the shooter will often do the right thing, drag out the buck and process it anyway. It's not like the woods and fields are crawling with Game Commission officers.

Besides, many modern PA deer “hunters” are now sitting in elevated/heated blinds and coops, with high magnification scopes on their rifles, and have time to look over unsuspecting bucks before shooting a hapless dink by accident.

Better to let em go and watch em grow. Nowadays it's largely about the sport and very few of us are deer hunting for subsistence or to cull small bucks and does just because of liberal bag limits or to test out new guns and loads. And in net it's cheaper to buy meat at the store.

In my mind there is truth that the PA Game Commission favors certain species and does lip service to others. Ruffed grouse for example. But that's another subject.
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Frank you sure have some nice bucks around your hunting area. I wish we had antler restrictions where I hunt in NY but every time it's brought up the " you can't eat the antlers group seems to stop it"
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