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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5626861" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>I sent you comments on your PM.</p><p></p><p>When it comes to cover habitat, I'm a big proponent, although it can make hunting difficult when deer have many places to hide. But if someone gave me a piece of property and gave me cart blanche to do whatever I wanted, I would want 10-20% in agriculture and 30-50% in cover habitat, and the remainder oak hardwoods. The cover habitat would be a mixture of overgrown brushy blackberry filled fields, early-stage regrowth, and young cedar/pine thickets. Deer use all of these. I would also spread that cover habitat around instead of having one big chunk in the center. Habitat diversity (lots of little patches of habitat mixed together) is your friend!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5626861, member: 17"] I sent you comments on your PM. When it comes to cover habitat, I'm a big proponent, although it can make hunting difficult when deer have many places to hide. But if someone gave me a piece of property and gave me cart blanche to do whatever I wanted, I would want 10-20% in agriculture and 30-50% in cover habitat, and the remainder oak hardwoods. The cover habitat would be a mixture of overgrown brushy blackberry filled fields, early-stage regrowth, and young cedar/pine thickets. Deer use all of these. I would also spread that cover habitat around instead of having one big chunk in the center. Habitat diversity (lots of little patches of habitat mixed together) is your friend! [/QUOTE]
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