"Late season flintlock hunters are permitted to take an antlered deer or an antlerless deer anywhere in the state with their unused antlered deer tag." - From page 29 of the regs 
 
"Limit: One legal antlered deer per license year. One antlerless deer with each valid WMU specific antlerless license." - From page 42 of the regs
 
Absolutely nothing in there that implies you can use your antlered tag on an antlerless deer in late archery, or any other season, other than late flintlock.  

3 hours in the tree and saw NOTHING......
One could say I am over hunting the spot, BUT tons of fresh tracks and not spooking ANYTHING away.
 
Come on night vision season.............LMAO
 

A good snow with a full moon and you don't even need night vision.

I like the way you think dakota.....................
 

I didn't think you could with archery just what I heard. Thanks

Got an email from an old co-worker. He had an hour to spare Saturday afternoon before dinner so he drove 5 minutes into Jefferson Hills
He had a doe tag he wanted to fill. Got in and set and a big doe trotted up to him. As he went to shoot it he noticed some movement behind her.
Lo and behold here came a buck with his nose flared. Appeared to be in rut..... He stuck it.  big 10 point.......End of story.
 

WOO HOO I had 3 bald ones come into me tonight.....first time in weeks got some in close. 
To bad I am holding out for Mr. Buck
 

Bucks will chase does as long as the buck has antlers...WF....ask the owners of any deer farm.

Saw two buck in the headlights of my car night 'fore last. Good point, they still have their horns; bad point, they are starting to run togeather again and won't be as wide spread.  Ho hum such is life in Penn's Woods.
 
Mean while back at the ranch; I'm still looking...............
 
 
From me and mine to; you and yours, HAPPY NEW YEAR! 

Last night had 5 does into shooting range. NO BOYS following.
This morning..........Jack showed up.
This evening Jack again......
 
Do I smell funny???