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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5382056" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>I haven't run data on this specifically, but I believe the effect is a "visual range" thing. Back in the woods, move a stand out of visual range of its previous position and it becomes a "fresh" stand. In fact, instead of setting up the complex process of running a spatial analysis of hunting pressure on a property, I simply draw a 100-yard circle around each over-used stand to find the "holes" in our hunting pressure. Moving a stand 100 yards from a previous stand location works wonders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5382056, member: 17"] I haven't run data on this specifically, but I believe the effect is a "visual range" thing. Back in the woods, move a stand out of visual range of its previous position and it becomes a "fresh" stand. In fact, instead of setting up the complex process of running a spatial analysis of hunting pressure on a property, I simply draw a 100-yard circle around each over-used stand to find the "holes" in our hunting pressure. Moving a stand 100 yards from a previous stand location works wonders. [/QUOTE]
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