That's basically what I am doing right now, already have a great place to hunt, just keeping my eyes open for an additional spot in the extended-season area. That way I could hunt my regular property up until the second week of January, then move in on my new spot for the last few weeks of the season and the January rut. I figure by then, hunting pressure on adjoining properties may have a lot of deer holed-up on the property I have left alone, and that combined with the late rut may give me a chance at a good, mature buck. You are totally correct, land down here in the SE corner of the state is VERY tough to come by.
