Please support House Bill 1483
These changes are needed now and are long overdue.
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David J Pomicter
8 years ago
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hi, i read the article in my Pa outdoor news and i agree 100 percent..When I started hunting as a kid, I could see 25-30 deer a day, last year,in 6 days in the woods,I saw none,not a deer,same woods as when i started hunting. SAD.
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Steve Wendel
8 years ago
Way over due,,, politics politics politics !!!!!
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Jeramie joy
8 years ago
Great cause! Hope it goes through!
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Abram Zoschg
8 years ago
Habitat restoration is much needed however the proposed bill sucks. What my fellow hunters seem to misunderstand is that habitats have carrying capacities. Thus you can't increase the deer herd until the habitat has been fixed. What's the number 1 cause of habitat degradation - over population. The so called golden years was caused by major mismanagement of the herd. I beg my fellow hunters to educate themselves on these topics before voting. Don't let emotions get in the way of what needs to be done and what needs to be done has been happening. The lowering of the overall herd population was designed to help allow regeneration in the woods. The combination of lower population and habitat work is the only way out woods will be able to support a healthy deer herd in the future.
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john bigler
8 years ago
once i trusted P.G.C.????? not anymore!!!!
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William Rider
8 years ago
I think that more Bear and coyotes need to be killed so we have more deer
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Glenn Hadley
8 years ago
I am a senior Hunter and would like to see more accountability and less fees for us seniors.
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Erik Lagaza
8 years ago
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Signted. Habitat restoration is critical to the success of many species (both managed and unmanaged). License allocations are only a part of the whole process. There is far too much "dead/dormant" woods out there that is just waiting for a fresh understory to provide food/cover for all animals.
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FRANK DARBENZIO
8 years ago
RIGHT ON
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Its About time
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Peter Githens
8 years ago
This is spot-on. So many game lands are covered with old, mature forest with no mast production and no new growth.
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Brian Lagaza
8 years ago
Its way overdue. The PGC claims they need the cash. The environment DEFINITELY needs habitat improvement. I hunted the Blackwell area from 1985 to 2007 - self explanatory. This must pass!!!
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David Miller
8 years ago
The time is far-past due for the PGC to start listening to the voices of sportsmen. Their decisions have decimated the deer herd at the cost of millions of dollars in lost revenue. The PGC needs to be forced to listen to the voices that pay their salaries.
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terry mcclune
8 years ago
good luck
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Richard Tate
8 years ago
This bill needs to passed immediately, if hunting, especially for deer, is to be saved on public land in PA.
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Martin Schickram
8 years ago
THANK YOU,THANK YOU !!!
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Charles Miller
8 years ago
I have been a Pennsylvania hunter for 38 yrs. I haven't gone hunting for the last 3 years because I don't want to be part of extinction of our deer.
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Cynthia Mauger
8 years ago
Please take care of our woodland environments before it is too late.
Help pass House Bill 1483.
Please support House Bill 1483 These changes are needed now and are long overdue.
hi, i read the article in my Pa outdoor news and i agree 100 percent..When I started hunting as a kid, I could see 25-30 deer a day, last year,in 6 days in the woods,I saw none,not a deer,same woods as when i started hunting. SAD.
Way over due,,, politics politics politics !!!!!
Great cause! Hope it goes through!
Habitat restoration is much needed however the proposed bill sucks. What my fellow hunters seem to misunderstand is that habitats have carrying capacities. Thus you can't increase the deer herd until the habitat has been fixed. What's the number 1 cause of habitat degradation - over population. The so called golden years was caused by major mismanagement of the herd. I beg my fellow hunters to educate themselves on these topics before voting. Don't let emotions get in the way of what needs to be done and what needs to be done has been happening. The lowering of the overall herd population was designed to help allow regeneration in the woods. The combination of lower population and habitat work is the only way out woods will be able to support a healthy deer herd in the future.
once i trusted P.G.C.????? not anymore!!!!
I think that more Bear and coyotes need to be killed so we have more deer
I am a senior Hunter and would like to see more accountability and less fees for us seniors.
Signted. Habitat restoration is critical to the success of many species (both managed and unmanaged). License allocations are only a part of the whole process. There is far too much "dead/dormant" woods out there that is just waiting for a fresh understory to provide food/cover for all animals.
RIGHT ON
Its About time
This is spot-on. So many game lands are covered with old, mature forest with no mast production and no new growth.
Its way overdue. The PGC claims they need the cash. The environment DEFINITELY needs habitat improvement. I hunted the Blackwell area from 1985 to 2007 - self explanatory. This must pass!!!
The time is far-past due for the PGC to start listening to the voices of sportsmen. Their decisions have decimated the deer herd at the cost of millions of dollars in lost revenue. The PGC needs to be forced to listen to the voices that pay their salaries.
good luck
This bill needs to passed immediately, if hunting, especially for deer, is to be saved on public land in PA.
THANK YOU,THANK YOU !!!
I have been a Pennsylvania hunter for 38 yrs. I haven't gone hunting for the last 3 years because I don't want to be part of extinction of our deer.
Please take care of our woodland environments before it is too late.