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<blockquote data-quote="102" data-source="post: 1503295" data-attributes="member: 1462"><p>I am fortunate to be able to see and hunt TOTALLY different deer herd. Not only different Counties, but also different States. </p><p>There is simply NO COMPARISON from, not only State to State, but County to County. And I mean NONE. Not only are the numbers of deer different, but also the Rut, and even the animal itself. I can't prove it, but my observations while hunting support the theory that different deer herds respond differently to hunter presence/pressure based on several factors. These factors (IMO) include everything from history of the area right down to genetics.</p><p></p><p>So trying to manage or even hunt an entire Region of the state, let alone the ENTIRE state, has got to be ridiculosly difficult.</p><p></p><p>102</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="102, post: 1503295, member: 1462"] I am fortunate to be able to see and hunt TOTALLY different deer herd. Not only different Counties, but also different States. There is simply NO COMPARISON from, not only State to State, but County to County. And I mean NONE. Not only are the numbers of deer different, but also the Rut, and even the animal itself. I can't prove it, but my observations while hunting support the theory that different deer herds respond differently to hunter presence/pressure based on several factors. These factors (IMO) include everything from history of the area right down to genetics. So trying to manage or even hunt an entire Region of the state, let alone the ENTIRE state, has got to be ridiculosly difficult. 102 [/QUOTE]
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