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Re: Game Check #'s so far
[Re: TrkyHntr]
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12/10/13 02:26 AM
12/10/13 02:26 AM
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Crawfish
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Yelcka is absolutly correct with his observation of Limestone County. I live in West Limestone, and in my area every spike that takes a step in daylight and alot of times after dark, is gunned down like there is no tomorrow. And pertty much the same goes for doe's. It is amazing that the population is as good as it is. I guess deer migrate down from Giles county ever year and replenish the population.
Last edited by Crawfish; 12/10/13 03:30 AM.
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