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My most frustrating fact is that I do not know the location of other hunters. It bothers me less to have someone stumble upon me than when I mess up someone else. Hate that part but it is going to happen. I will say this about most public land - there is less pressure on the deer than in a lot of hunting clubs. We have a great club and kill some really nice deer. However, someone is in every stand almost daily (paying no attention to the wind). Plus, there is the constant movement around the property going to/from stands, attending feeders and cameras, scouting, etc. My point is that you should not think public land deer see more pressure than 85% of the clubs in Alabama.
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