Didn’t want to highjack that thread, but have a question. As a club, I believe we’ve killed 8 or 10 and they have all been dry. Is this the good Lord’s way of regulating numbers on his own? Fawn sightings are down. Still plenty of deer, probably above average for the area. Year round food. Good diversity of timber. Plots show excessive browse.
3 of us hunted yesterday afternoon in pretty poor weather and we saw a total of 2 deer. Combo of being in the woods and on greenfields.
A cam on another field that had no one sitting on it had at least 11 deer in one pic.
If you take the three hunter sightings, it would seem we were devoid of deer. If you take the cam intel, seems we’re overrun.
What intel does the fact that all harvested does being dry give us?
