Game Commission puts itself ‘in political peril’: Hunting lobbyist

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(The Center Square) — Months after an abrupt resignation at the Pennsylvania Game Commission led to the swift appointment of a new executive director, those invested in the agency’s future told its leaders to heed warning signs and improve their communication with the public.

During the public comment period of the commission’s meeting on Friday, hunters aired their long-standing complaints about Sunday hunting, advice on improving land acquisitions and game lands, and ideas for better management.

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