And as the pendulum swings in favor of one extreme, the other complains to everyone from wildlife officials to the governor that its concerns are neglected. As a result, the Game Commission is constantly criticized in public forums for not doing enough or for doing too much for one special interest group or another. That constant turmoil has impacted deer management. But we cannot ignore the social and economic factors associated with deer management. Our program is influenced by people.
Open houses are the first step in the process.
Please plan to attend. We'd like to show you what's on the drawing board and hear your thoughts on how future management decisions could result in fewer deer or more deer in the area where you live or hunt. Therefore, it's imperative that we strive to correct any deficiencies, either real or perceived, in order to provide an even higher quality of service to the citizens of this commonwealth. He continues to serve as a deputy wildlife conservation officer, a post he's held for 34 years. He came to the Game Commission as the agency's first public relations officer and legislative liaison.