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This week's episode of the Pennsylvania Woodsman is bound to ruffle someone's feathers. Take it with a grain of salt; it's two average Joe's having a conversation about their opinions of hunting in PA. Our guest is John Kolb from Suffering Outdoors, and he and Mitch discuss five items that they believe if changed would improve the hunting opportunity in Pennsylvania. Both John and Mitch are avid bowhunters, so the majority of this discussion revolves around improvements for our own self-interest.
Before we start, let's make it known that we both believe the Pennsylvania state agency does an excellent job of collecting data and making well informed decisions for our hunting seasons. This is not an episode of critique, rather expanding on what's already worked well in the Keystone state, with a dash of selfish-interest. We start the episode by listing a few things the state has already implemented that have made hunting regulations easier or created better hunting opportunities. From here we break down our five points of interest, leading up to our grand finale. Let's just say, the final point argues the use of a trigger during archery season... What do you think would make hunting PA better?
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