Well the Georgia archery opener is just around the corner, but rather than fine tuning and doing last minute scouting, I' ve been spending my free time studying for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). No lawyer jokes please. The warm weather is making it a little easier to bear. The test is Oct 4., and after that it' ll be 3 months of hard hunting.

Getting to the point. I will be applying various law schools accross the southeast and like any good hunter, the hunting situation will play a factor. The schools on my list are UGA, Alabama, Ole Miss, FSU, LSU, Tennessee, and a couple small private schools. My primary interest is whitetail hunting. So i' m interested in any and all info about hunting in the areas these schools are situated. Anything from deer quantity, quality, unusual state regs, availability of public/private land, club membership dues, etc. I know that I won' t get to spend as much time in the woods as i would like while in law school, but spending no time in the woods is not an option.

Thanks for the info,

KP