Newfoundlands
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treedagain
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Never seen a deer on that Mtn.
Ok , searching for a desolate outa the way area to hunt deer, the maps make this area look perfect
mtnrunner260
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Definitely desolate and out of way.
Could and should hold a couple deer but doesn't seem too.
Areas on pilots would at least have the potential to turn up a buck or two.
Be a great place to have some antelope.
Could and should hold a couple deer but doesn't seem too.
Areas on pilots would at least have the potential to turn up a buck or two.
Be a great place to have some antelope.
Is there a place to look up herd density I have be on the DWR site unable to find anything
DesertRanch
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Not that I know about. There are deer out there but very very few. My sister in law killed a buck there about ten years ago.
Not this year I am researching for next year I have a cache muzzleloader this year
Zeke
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I’ve played that “remote” stuff for a couple decades when I was younger. It paid off with a few great bucks but at times you could go a week or more without seeing a single deer.
That was back in the 70’s and 80’s.
Kids came along and, as they grew older, it was all about letting them experience the hunt and see some kind of a deer every time out.
Population exploded and those remote places suddenly held a few more hunters and a few less deer.
Different strokes for different folks but it’s all so dang fun.
That was back in the 70’s and 80’s.
Kids came along and, as they grew older, it was all about letting them experience the hunt and see some kind of a deer every time out.
Population exploded and those remote places suddenly held a few more hunters and a few less deer.
Different strokes for different folks but it’s all so dang fun.
It is difficult to find a place without orange
