Good grief. I said there are pockets of good habitat in Cullman County. The areas in Cullman county I have visited and conducted site visits on is NOT what you described at all. Most of it west of 65 is cattle country, reclaimed mine land, terrible managed timber, developed around Smith lake, etc. That is NOT good habitat. They have a LOW deer density. Low deer densities do produce good quality bucks. I'm not surprised at what you kill. Calling my statements absurd, wrong, and ignorant is very far fetched. You may have an area like that in Cullman, but understand most everybody else does not.
