Originally Posted by BhamFred
20 or 30 acres won't hold a doe group...


I just threw out numbers for an example....but that's probably pretty dang close to what I've had going on around me for years during the peak of winter. That not saying they never leave 20 or 30 acres.....it's more like a density measure of a certain area....When I say around me I'm cutting about 100-150 acres and calling the doe group concentration of that one spot. Outside of that area the variables needed to hold that many change and you don't see the same numbers. What you would want to doi if you're wanting to maximize the other areas is to replicate the same habitat quantity/quality and food quantity/quality as the area that's holding the higher concentration and spread it out spatially.....also hunting management practices would be considered of course

Last edited by CNC; 05/22/20 03:41 PM.

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