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<blockquote data-quote="PalsPal" data-source="post: 5220264" data-attributes="member: 12242"><p>Today doesn't look any better, weather wise. A cold, rainy, northerly wind day.</p><p></p><p>I don't deer hunt Catoosa, but always like following these threads. We used to drive the area in the summer evenings looking for deer in the fields. As mentioned, very few of the fields are even planted in anything any more, for some reason, and the deer density does not seem what it once was.</p><p></p><p>I do wander though, how the huge clearcuts might have impacted the area. I suppose that they can provide some additional food opportunities for the deer other that the hardwoods. I know they would be very hard to hunt, unless you could find some of the areas between two clearcuts where they don't cut the timber along the creeks etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PalsPal, post: 5220264, member: 12242"] Today doesn't look any better, weather wise. A cold, rainy, northerly wind day. I don't deer hunt Catoosa, but always like following these threads. We used to drive the area in the summer evenings looking for deer in the fields. As mentioned, very few of the fields are even planted in anything any more, for some reason, and the deer density does not seem what it once was. I do wander though, how the huge clearcuts might have impacted the area. I suppose that they can provide some additional food opportunities for the deer other that the hardwoods. I know they would be very hard to hunt, unless you could find some of the areas between two clearcuts where they don't cut the timber along the creeks etc. [/QUOTE]
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