If Jeff were to hunt Troy's (Shed33) woods out here in Idaho, I doubt he would have as much success as he has had so far on the property back home. The terrain differs greatly. The size of the woods being hunted is vastly different. The deer are more spread out out here on the public land than they are in Jeff's woods.
Give him several years and his success would likely increase.
Dan I don't disagree with anything you said. I go back, again, to the EQUAL learning curve statement I made.
Yes. I agree with all. Anyone coming to hunt where I do would likely be successful. The numbers alone make that a slam-dunk. But....couldn't we (I ASK) use this same analogy and apply it to people's woods that have high densities (relatively speaking) of P&Y caliber animals?
Would that person coming here know all the right place and nuances immediately? Not likely. Nor would anyone going into a big buck target rich environment (again,.....relatively speaking) be a shoo-in. I concede that....and have all along.
But given the same learning curve.....I think we're in some awesome whitetail hunting company on this forum.