I need some help fellas. I live on a 190 acre farm in northwest Georgia. Most of the land is pasture for the cattle but I do have probally 40 acres of thick woods. I've hunted this land my whole life, and I've never seen any trophy class bucks, as a matter of fact in the last 3 years I haven't seen any buck bigger than a spike, and I've only saw a few of those. I've been concentrating most of this season on hunting from my tripod blind in the middle of a pasture surrounded by woods on all sides. A litttle before dark the does start coming in and browsing but the bucks never do. There has to be bucks somewhere right? No one else is allowed to hunt this land and I'm pretty sure trespassers could not have killed all the bucks every year, so what's the problem? The thick woods are nearly impossible to hunt because you make so much noise getting in there and there aren't any suitable trees for climbing very high in, not to mention the visibility factor is about 20 yards in all directions. What can I do?