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Deer Population near Uniontown

Posted By: teamduckdown

Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 12:50 AM

Any first hand knowledge of how the current population is?
Posted By: Ben2

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 01:29 AM

Used to be high
Posted By: 257wbymag

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by Ben2
Used to be high


Like the peoples
Posted By: RareBreed

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 01:54 AM

I don’t think the population is that dense necessarily. Most of that land is wide open pasture or row crop. Not a lot of cover. Now, if the particular piece of property HAS cover the population should be good. The genetics in that area are good though so your chance to take a nice buck is above average.
Posted By: teamduckdown

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 02:10 AM

Originally Posted by RareBreed
I don’t think the population is that dense necessarily. Most of that land is wide open pasture or row crop. Not a lot of cover. Now, if the particular piece of property HAS cover the population should be good. The genetics in that area are good though so your chance to take a nice buck is above average.



I guess i could clarify. South of Uniontown, between it and Safford, but closer to Uniontown, but in the more timbered areas
Posted By: turkey247

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 02:32 AM

Yeah, we got some tracts there - better than average for sure. Not what it once was, however.
Posted By: MarksOutdoors

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 02:37 AM

Them deer's over at the Footwashin'.
Posted By: Remington270

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 02:57 AM

I’m sure it’s some of the best deer in the state, if I had to guess.
Posted By: gatorbait154

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 03:10 AM

Depends on the specific location. If it’s timberland then it should have a good population of deer..
Posted By: Forrestgump1

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 03:53 AM

Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there
Posted By: hayman

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 04:36 AM

Originally Posted by Forrestgump1
Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there

No kidding, some of the biggest deer I’ve seen were killed between Bogue Chitto and Westbrook. Fine area.
Posted By: teamduckdown

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 07:06 AM

Originally Posted by hayman
Originally Posted by Forrestgump1
Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there

No kidding, some of the biggest deer I’ve seen were killed between Bogue Chitto and Westbrook. Fine area.


Yeah, VERY familiar with that area. But dont have any experience over towards uniontown.
Posted By: jawbone

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 07:33 AM

Originally Posted by Forrestgump1
Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there


There are about a dozen high fence operations in Safford these days.
Posted By: teamduckdown

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by jawbone
Originally Posted by Forrestgump1
Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there


There are about a dozen high fence operations in Safford these days.



Yeah the place im looking at butts up to one.
Posted By: Forrestgump1

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by jawbone
Originally Posted by Forrestgump1
Not sure about union town but there’s something in the water in safford because I’ve seen some absolute giant deer come out of there


There are about a dozen high fence operations in Safford these days.
I don’t get that, that area has the soil and genetics to grow giants without the aid of a fence. I have a good friend who has some land there. It use to be farmed but once farming died out he let it go to overgrown pasture land. Hardly any trees beside giant cedars. That overgrown pasture land/ natural regrowth is thick and the deer love it. There’s bunch of deer on his place.
Posted By: Emuckfwa

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 04:42 PM

I'm about 6 miles east of Uniontown. Good population with a lot of nice deer.
Posted By: JUGHEAD

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 05:42 PM

We have friends who have a big, family farm in Safford and that place is run over with deer. Lots of em.
Posted By: teamduckdown

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 05:47 PM

Originally Posted by Emuckfwa
I'm about 6 miles east of Uniontown. Good population with a lot of nice deer.


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Posted By: 1bamashooter

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/16/20 06:44 PM

Good pop and usually good genetics them prairie deer get big
Posted By: jawbone

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/17/20 02:22 AM

Originally Posted by JUGHEAD
We have friends who have a big, family farm in Safford and that place is run over with deer. Lots of em.


Since you live in Huntsville now I bet we have the same friend. I have hunted on that farm a time or two.
Posted By: gatorbait154

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/17/20 02:31 AM

We have some family land south west of Uniontown..
Posted By: BhamFred

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/17/20 02:53 AM

Worst wreck I ever saw was a couple miles east of Uniontown on Hwy 80. Two carloads of blacks, prolly a dozen folks, hit head on. The responders had a long row of dead folks laying uncovered right off the pavement when we drove by. I threw a perfectly good cheeseburger out the window after we got by that carnage.
Posted By: 257wbymag

Re: Deer Population near Uniontown - 01/17/20 02:57 AM

Some of the best dove shoots I ever went on were on the Cobb place just north of uniontown. Big lake below their camp and wheat all around it. Tons of birds
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