Originally Posted by centralala
With absolutely NOTHING to base it on I was GUESSING an increase in numbers reported by 10%-15%. That would be in the neighborhood of 10,000-15,000 deer. But how will we know it's baiting instead of a good season for Alabama hunters? Will it be claimed an increase in reporting even though the 3 previous years were fairly consistent?. What good are these 4 data points if this 4th one is from a different set of rules?


We won't , could be hunters hunted more . Could be a few things that aid the corn factor or hurt it .

Corn , good hunting weather , number of hunter hours up = high numbers of deer killed.

They sold this as a management tool and it simple is not . All that money wasted and pain for the hunters .