It simply defies logic. An ongoing study by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to gauge the impact of the split buck and doe rifle season has yielded some interesting, and puzzling, data. Jim Stickles, the PGC’s field crew leader in charge of the study in Wildlife Management Unit 3C, told me last week that despite having […]
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