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I’m not doubting there are areas where a declining population exist but I’d assume those are few and far between. AKA site specific depending. I’d say probably 2/3’s of the state are seeing declines in buck age structure like Matt has said numerous times………A good portion of the southeastern part of the state is likely in overall population decline along with several other north Alabama counties ……You can bet your ass that Montgomery Co is currently declining……The least impacted areas being southwest Alabama and up the Mississippi line in the most rural areas with large landownership patterns.……. When doe harvest rates significantly increase like you see in Montgomery Co….either the population is growing to support that increase or you’re lowering the population levels with all the extra killing…..one of those two is true and its likely not the first option….It’ll be interesting to see how many does they kill again this year…..That same pattern is happening in a lot of southeastern counties but Montgomery seems to be one of the worst
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