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Present in tnf clay county
Seen 1 three point and a bobcat. In new spot high n pine overlooking open hilly pine meadow surrounded by pines and some hardwoods That setup sounds very familiar to a spot I hunted on that part of the forest back when I lived in Bama. The time between Christmas and the first week of January was the time to be there. Good luck!
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