Originally Posted by CNC
Sure, sure……there’s other habitat in there as well but there’s a LOT of acres occupied by closed canopied hardwood mountains…….Lots of acres which I imagine become pretty useless for food in bad acorn years…..I would guess good acorn years deer are more scattered out through the mountains and bad acorn years forces them to move around and concentrate more on those other habitat types…….Just looking at the trends for that area it would seem like it would make it very hard for anyone to have “too many” on their property for any length of time with such a spreading out and heavy killing process occurring every other year


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