To give you an idea of how the map probably should look……Look on the last map I posted at the green dot they drew in Macon Co……Keep in mind now that the state can only do so much sampling…..They see though in there data enough difference to distinguish this area from brown…..What is probably playing out realistically on the ground is that the green area should extend to these major highways with a buffer of higher variance around the edges if there is any differences around it. That green area is actually larger than they show it….. These buffer zones aren’t just breaking randomly in the woods somewhere…..It would only make sense that any intermingling “buffer zones” would be around a major roads, rivers, or major habitat breaks. Now break the state down into all the isolated subsets and sample them and you would have an accurate picture…..it would be quite the mosaic.

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"For what shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul?" .....Mark 8:36