Thick woods
 

How do you all like to hunt/scout thick woods in elevations 2000-5000.?

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Below or above sea level?:D:D

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Closest I can get to5000 feet is via airplane. Most mountain tops around me are only 2000 to 2500.

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Sounds like fun, where are you talking about?

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In Florida the closest we can get is 345 feet...........

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In Indiana about the highest elevation I can think of is 900 feet , we don't have hills that high and we certainly don't have mountains . We do have some pretty thick woods though . This is the view from my favorite ground blind:

That's considered light woods for here .

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I often hunt paper company lands in northern Maine and New Hampshire. Most places are between 1000-3000 feet above sea level. The woods are thick and are comprised of a mix of hardwoods and conifer. I like to focus on the sags and saddles that are near the peaks. I find the larger deer like to cross through the saddles. I am a tracker and usually hunt in snow so those areas deserve most of my attention. Bucks will scrape in the more open transition areas of a saddle and often bed on the lip facing a steep slope with the wind at their backs.

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Im hunting in a part of the washington cascades. Most elevations ABOVE SEA LEVEL are at the 2000-3000 range, but some can get pretty high. just want to know how you all like to hunt thick woods.

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i hunt in nc and not to high above sea level but defenetly thick

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:D:D:D:DGo to North Western NC on the Tenn. border.