We, including commissioners, don't know how many deer were killed last night. Channel 4 news reported today that they had taken 3 deer in the first 4 days of the cull. That tells me that no deer were killed last night.
We, including commissioners, don't know where the three deer were killed.
We, including commissioners, don't know where the meat is being processed. One thing for sure, it isn't Kip's.
We don't know if the McNeilly site violates a PA State mandated 150 yard safety buffer zone.
We don't know if the commission realizes that the amended Game Commission permit allows semi-automatic rifles in .223 calliber to be used in these corrals/death traps. See page 2, condition 6.
March 12, 2015 4:08 PM It seems Mr. John Hayes, from the Post-Gazette is not objective at all. He is so obviously representing the other side now, it's ridiculous.
Kelly Fraasch sent out the following email to those who asked:
We, including commissioners, don't know where the three deer were killed.
We, including commissioners, don't know where the meat is being processed. One thing for sure, it isn't Kip's.
We don't know if the McNeilly site violates a PA State mandated 150 yard safety buffer zone.
We don't know if the commission realizes that the amended Game Commission permit allows semi-automatic rifles in .223 calliber to be used in these corrals/death traps. See page 2, condition 6.
March 12, 2015 4:08 PM It seems Mr. John Hayes, from the Post-Gazette is not objective at all. He is so obviously representing the other side now, it's ridiculous.
Kelly Fraasch sent out the following email to those who asked:
FYI,
We received this information from Chief McDonough this afternoon.
I think you each asked about this...
"I spoke with Merlin Benner this a.m. and he mentioned the article and the referenced thermal imagery. Turns out Mr. Hayes misunderstood Mr. Benner, who was referring to an entirely different Wildlife Specialists' operation taking place in New Jersey, where his employees were engaged in flying airborne missions equipped with thermal imaging devices to count deer for that program." From Chief McDonough
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KELLY FRAASCH
Ward 5 Commissioner, Mt Lebanon
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