Catoosa deer/turkey hunters

[Iglow]

Is the twra doing any logging there?

 

[Savage]

Is the twra doing any logging there?

I don't think it ever stops.

 

[bigjohn]

Is the twra doing any logging there?

I think they have like a 50 or 100 year plan to log a certain amount of acres per year then just start over and do it again. The way it was explained to me they never plan to stop logging on Catoosa

 

[Iglow]

That's good to hear, at least 1 public property in this state will be spared the fate of becoming a old growth lifeless wasteland.

 

[Savage]

That's good to hear, at least 1 public property in this state will be spared the fate of becoming a old growth lifeless wasteland.

Oh it's still mostly lifeless wasteland. They kill 90% of the 2 year old deer annually

 

[bigjohn]

With the increase of clear cutting and the hunting regulations that have been in place the last 20 years I'm sure any year now we will start to see a major increase of all wildlife in that area. So excited for the next 10 years!

 

[poorhunter]

That's good to hear, at least 1 public property in this state will be spared the fate of becoming an old growth lifeless wasteland.

Nothing more lifeless and desolate than an old growth forest. They do have a visual awe appeal, but they are wastelands mostly.

 

[Dean Parisian]

With the increase of clear cutting and the hunting regulations that have been in place the last 20 years I'm sure any year now we will start to see a major increase of all wildlife in that area. So excited for the next 10 years!

That sarcasm is priceless................

 

[Huntaholic]

Nothing more lifeless and desolate than an old growth forest. They do have a visual awe appeal, but they are wastelands mostly.

Well if you have any, know of any, or have family with any, Im youre Huckleberry! I can fix that lickety split!

 

[Carlos Viagra]

That sarcasm is priceless................

Right- I mean if we need to wait 10 more years, that's about 30-35 years. What about this process takes that long?