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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 12:54 pm Post subject: Attn: PA Beaglers-Meeting with PA Game Commission
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On Tuesday, June 29 staff and members of the Pennsylvania Game Commission have provided time to sit down and discuss issues related to dogs, training, clubs, and hunting with hounds. The meeting will start around 2:00 (shortly after the end of the scheduled Game Commissioners' meeting). We will be meeting in the auditorium of the Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg Headquarters of the Commission.
Beaglers, Fox and Coyote chasers, and nite hunters have all been invited. The meeting is open for all, and it's a good reflection on our various groups if we have ample representatives (YOU) show up.
This year we are scheduled to talk about recent targeting of hunting hounds and shooting incidents. We also want to discuss changes to the regulations and laws on training areas.
If you have never been to one of these annual meetings, you might enjoy it. Just as with other government agencies we hear the "We'll look into that" thing, but in recent years we've gotten a good ear from the Game Commission. Your involvement/attendance this year might make the difference we need.
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On Tuesday, June 29 staff and members of the Pennsylvania Game Commission have provided time to sit down and discuss issues related to dogs, training, clubs, and hunting with hounds. The meeting will start around 2:00 (shortly after the end of the scheduled Game Commissioners' meeting). We will be meeting in the auditorium of the Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg Headquarters of the Commission.
Beaglers, Fox and Coyote chasers, and nite hunters have all been invited. The meeting is open for all, and it's a good reflection on our various groups if we have ample representatives (YOU) show up.
This year we are scheduled to talk about recent targeting of hunting hounds and shooting incidents. We also want to discuss changes to the regulations and laws on training areas.
If you have never been to one of these annual meetings, you might enjoy it. Just as with other government agencies we hear the "We'll look into that" thing, but in recent years we've gotten a good ear from the Game Commission. Your involvement/attendance this year might make the difference we need.