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Re: Effect of feeding deer on neighboring hunt clubs
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01/11/17 04:02 PM
01/11/17 04:02 PM
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joshm28
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12 members on 1800 acres does not sound like a low pressure Club.
What do you consider low pressure then? We have a total of 3 guys hunting 800 acres. I would consider that low pressure but we still have to be careful and watch where we sit or just the 3 of us can make them nocturnal or I guess I should say more nocturnal.
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