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Finally moving in daylight!- update, it's over
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<blockquote data-quote="megalomaniac" data-source="post: 4721717" data-attributes="member: 2805"><p>These aren't plantation pines in this particular area, just natural regrowth (at least 35 y/o regrowth) of mixed pines, hardwoods, and pulpwoods, with about 35% of the trees blown over from wind damage. Tons of natural azeleas, laurel, lorapetalum, yaupon, and privet in the understory completey shading the floor.</p><p></p><p>We have plenty of plantation pine, the manager is pretty aggressive about burning those areas annually, and do provide good semi-open hunting from elevation, especially during the peak of the ruts as bucks travel across them in daylight (which is still rare down here). This bedding area is just a matted jungle that will not burn despite trying to be set abaze annually. Any hunting from elevation would be impossible, and hunting from the ground is next to impossible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="megalomaniac, post: 4721717, member: 2805"] These aren't plantation pines in this particular area, just natural regrowth (at least 35 y/o regrowth) of mixed pines, hardwoods, and pulpwoods, with about 35% of the trees blown over from wind damage. Tons of natural azeleas, laurel, lorapetalum, yaupon, and privet in the understory completey shading the floor. We have plenty of plantation pine, the manager is pretty aggressive about burning those areas annually, and do provide good semi-open hunting from elevation, especially during the peak of the ruts as bucks travel across them in daylight (which is still rare down here). This bedding area is just a matted jungle that will not burn despite trying to be set abaze annually. Any hunting from elevation would be impossible, and hunting from the ground is next to impossible. [/QUOTE]
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