Six guys hunting on 120 acres here in Wisconsin is almost unheard of in central and southern Wisconsin. It's considered a hunter's heaven. Up north you can get lost in the Nicolet (and other) forests but there's no deer up there anymore thanks to the DNR releasing wolves, cougars and who knows what else up there. And the coyote population has taken off too. The wolves have made it down to our land and so has one cougar. Not sure if the cougar is still around but the wolves are and we and the neighbors shoot about a dozen or more coyotes during hunting season also. The coyotes have effected the fawn population in the spring (farmers see them hauling fawns around at night) so we blast every one we see and don't take any doe. And still the DNR wants special doe "earn-a-buck" hunts and blackpowder hunts and on and on to reduce the doe population.