I was reading thru the map again today and I didn't notice this a few days ago.
Accordingly, Zone A does NOT have antler restrictions. So of course you follow the state rules of 1 of your 3 bucks must have 4 pts on 1 side.

For anyone familiar with the Hollins (I've never been there), is one to assume (yes I hate assuming) one of these possibilities?

1. There are a lot of deer (or even lower class bucks) in Zone A or
2. They are just not concerned about managing Zone A like they are Zone B?

I rarely even see bucks when I hunt and I am not one to shoot as many deer as I can either. I just like hunting, venison and of course always the possibility of seeing a good buck.

Thoughts?

I hunted in zone A Saturday morning, saw a smallish 6pt and another unidentified deer running like it's hair was on fire. My opinion is that A has more deer, but I don't really know why only B side has restrictions. Isn't Choccolocco the same way?

Thanks ikillbuks, lol at the deer on fire
No Choc is 4.+ either zone.

Zones are managed to give different opportunities, one zone managed for a better chance at a mature deer. Other zone managed for the hunter that does not want to be restricted more than regular state rules.

That makes sense crenshaw1257, thanks.

Don�t listen to Ikillbux.. he�s a loone! There are no bucks in zone B.. Zone A has a few but good luck getting them to come out till nearly February. Zone B use to have some of the best hunting around. I�ve spent 20+ years on Rebecca mountain. Since they�ve closed the road on top and made it a �hiking trail� I�ve just lost interest. I�ve not seen any mature deer since. Good one was killed off Fox road last year but just hear say. To me Hollins is dead.