Jackalopes trailcam pics from farm north.

JD Boyd said:

Maybe they smelled your dirty butt from the day before...lol

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Good point.. Or maybe it was the other hobo that was there with me.. lol

Beentown said:

See I think the opposite. I think it is easier to hunt wooded, hill land. I hunt mostly flat ladn and have property in Warsaw. I can pattern the deer so much easier there. Deer in flat country land can travel anywhere for food.

Beentown

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So can they in the woods. Oak trees and browse abound. The difference is in the flats the may have one fence row, or one strip of timber to walk in for cover. Down in VC they have thousands of acres of timber to wander. They don;t have to move down or along this finger to hold tight to cover, they can just wonder around until they get there... In the bigger timber they bed where they plop down their butt. In the flats they have areas of cover more conducive to bedding areas.

If I have 4 shooters on 1000 wooded acres.. And 4 shooters on 1000 acres where 100 is wooded and the other 900 beans.. I've drastically nailed down their area of operation.

Put a cam back on this property to see if anything new came along.. Looks like Clyde is still around.

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