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Northest Whitetails
Everyone goes out west to hunt elk and mules. Is there anywhere in the northeast that has enough state or public land for whitetail hunting ?
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RE: Northest Whitetails
The "Adirondacks" in NY.Big woods hunting at its finest.Not a lot of deer but when you do see a buck its usually a good one.
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PA does!!!!!!
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RE: Northest Whitetails
there aint too much in mass
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Here in Maine there is alot of land privately owned by paper and lumber companies that the public is allowed to hunt on. The deer are harder to locate as the only major food plots is the woods here. Some of the biggest deer found come from these woods. I forget what the state record is but it is over 300lbs dressed out. But to say you are going to see a deer there is no guarranties.
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RE: Northest Whitetails
Lots of public land in South Jersey, not huge deer but lots of them! Check out the Wharton State Forest.
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Lots of state/federal land in Vermont, just have to work hard for your deer.
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We have plenty of deer in the N. East thank you very much!!! And not everyone goes out west to hunt Mulies. I don't and I have never heard anyone here say they do either.
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ORIGINAL: scarp262 there aint too much in mass |
RE: Northest Whitetails
NHhas plenty of public and private lands open to hunting. Population per acre is not as high as somestates and youneed to work bothpreand during the season to have good success. Populations go down as you head west and north in NH, but the deer are larger and more worth the effort. Seacost area has highest population but finding aopening in the 1/4 acre lots with the million$ houses toget into the bottoms and woods is a challenge.
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