I’m ignoring his perpetual gaslighting questions……That’s quite different........
While we’re waiting though I have a couple comments on that last map……Something that was kinda interesting was a few stray counties like Coosa, Tallapoosa, and Cleburne that showed virtually no change in doe harvest despite nearly everyone else around showing big increases……I think part of it may revolve around the fact that deer populations were already kinda low in those counties compared to ones like Bullock and Montgomery where you had the big 40-50% jumps…….. I also think counties like Bullock and Montgomery had more hunters flock to those counties to scoop up the small properties and that's where the main change occurred….Even more interesting though…….I think that’s still a little different than what occurred in those really high harvest areas of north Alabama……
Last edited by CNC; 12/11/25 12:30 PM.
