Best state to live in?
#93
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Location: Douglas, Georgia
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By all means, GEORGIA, and not just anywhere in Georgia but SOUTH GEORGIA. We have about 4 1/2 months of deer season, we have 98 public management areas to hunt throughout the state with an average acreage of about 10,000 and can harvest 12 deer every year, 10 does and 2 bucks. Hogs can be hunted year round on private land and are plentiful and some huge. (i am sure everyone has heard of HOGZILLA) Freshwater and saltwater fishing is also nearby. So here you can outdoors year round. Gee, did I miss anything?
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Go Wolverines.!!!!!!!..stay here and soak up those Salmon in Muskegon. The Michigan hunters are starting to realize that they need to let them grow too (DEER)....be patient my friend....although a beach in SC sounds nice right now[8D]
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Go Wolverines.!!!!!!!..stay here and soak up those Salmon in Muskegon. The Michigan hunters are starting to realize that they need to let them grow too (DEER)....be patient my friend....although a beach in SC sounds nice right now[8D]
Go Wolverines.!!!!!!!..stay here and soak up those Salmon in Muskegon. The Michigan hunters are starting to realize that they need to let them grow too (DEER)....be patient my friend....although a beach in SC sounds nice right now[8D]
I hunt some family land that "friends" occassionly hunt on, and they shoot whatever is brown. There isn't very large racked old bucks running around southwest michigan. There still is alot of land and tons of food on the land, were not lacking. There could be Plenty of Trophy racks like other midwest states have if people would practice better deer management. There are a TON of deer in michigan, amazing!
I like Wisconsin's rule, you must shoot a doe before you can get a buck tag.
#98
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Mid-Michigan
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I live in Lansing MI (in the heart of lower MI) hunting isnt that bad but too many people just shooting every deer that they see. I am just out of college and I am looking for a job and MI SUCKS!! I am looking to go a little south. I just want to stay in the simular deer hunting atmossphere...no damn desert hunting.
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ORIGINAL: Myersbuck
I live in Lansing MI (in the heart of lower MI) hunting isnt that bad but too many people just shooting every deer that they see. I am just out of college and I am looking for a job and MI SUCKS!! I am looking to go a little south. I just want to stay in the simular deer hunting atmossphere...no damn desert hunting.
I live in Lansing MI (in the heart of lower MI) hunting isnt that bad but too many people just shooting every deer that they see. I am just out of college and I am looking for a job and MI SUCKS!! I am looking to go a little south. I just want to stay in the simular deer hunting atmossphere...no damn desert hunting.
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