40-YEAR DEPUTIES Four deputy wildlife conservation officers each were recognized at the March 27 meeting for serving the Commonwealth, its hunters and its wildlife resources for four decades. Their service is an important contribution to the protection of Pennsylvania's wildlife, and sets a fine example. From left to right are Game Commissioner Robert W. Schlemmer; Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officers Wayne Wall, Northcentral Region; Jeffrey Anderson, Northcentral Region; James Sutton, Northwest Region; and Edward Shutter, Southeast Region; and Game Commission Enforcement Division Chief Jason Decoskey. History on display The rack of the unlawfully killed bull elk shown in the well-known 1953 photo at left recently was made into a portable display that made its first stop in May in the lobby of the Game Commission's Harrisburg headquarters. The bull allegedly was shot in mistake for a deer, and the photo was used heavily in a campaign to educate the public that elk and deer share the same range in parts of Pennsylvania. Pictured in the historic photo are District Game Protector Norman Erickson and his son, Eric. 50