But really, it's 20 acres. Walk in it once and all your questions are answered. You'll find the right trees and approaches in about 20 minutes and be gone. I think sometimes we take the hunting out of hunting or we get to smart for our own good. You don't need to labor over a topo on a 20 acre piece of ground that you've had all summer and the last 2 years to look at.You'll learn far more by walking on it, seeing it, figuring out what you want to do and try it than you will asking someone 1000 miles away to look at your topo. Hell, 20 acreas, put a pin on it an hunt. Move if you have to. Don't get me wrong. I look at topos, but my best work is done on the ground. I lived with topos for years in the Army and in Vietnam. I can go from anywhere to anywhere and back again using them. But if I've been somewhere once... it's much better.