The S.E. part of the state has some thick spots for sure. It's pure 30-30 country!! We do take a chainsaw and open up our feeders for 40-50 yard shots.
From what I see in your pics, there is very little browse for the deer. Pines tend to do that laying down a carpet of needles that choke out the understory.
Your doing well for the herd with year around feeding.
Your doing well for the herd with year around feeding.
I am from the S.E. part of the state and had never shot a deer farther than 50 yards till I moved out here lol. It's a different world.
Looks like where I hunt around Clayton.
