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Re: Question for Peaches Bowhunters
« Reply #15 on: September 25, 2017, 06:41:45 PM »
Check the website, a bunch of trails and a big area is still closed.  Much, much better access but make sure your area is open before you lock down plans.  I'm thinking about scouting this weekend, more for access and glassing spots then animals.  It should give me a rough idea where the pressure is likely to be.  I should be able to get into my spots for Plan A, B and C though which is very cool.

The wildcard will be if the Wilderness is open once modern bull opens.  That could be an insane hunt if you can get in there and there are plenty of pockets of burn and timber mixed and animals that haven't been hunted.  It sounds like the burn wasn't scorched earth, but left a fair amount of cover in place.

 


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