I went to Columbus Ohio one fall to visit a family member, we stayed 3-4 days. We rode to a WMA and there was a huge crop field like 300-400 acres (huge to me), with a tiny little 40 acre plot of woods right in the middle of the field. Right at dark 13 racked bucks came out of that 40 acres into the soybean field. Then right down the road there was a major creek/river that had sparse woods around it, surrounded by crop field again. Bow hunting that wma would be like shooting fish in a barrel to me. Just no where for the deer to hide. There was a cemetery that bordered the wma and it was grown up behind it. I told my family member to hunt right behind the cemetery and he ended up killing a good 10 there. I suppose turkeys would be the same way, easy to kill with lack of cover. Can’t be as many deer per acre up there though, not enough woods.
