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    Western hunter going east

    Thanks for answering, and giving me some info to chew on. One of the things that seems most intimidating is learning a new forest ecosystem. The forest here is really bare bones by comparison. I've got maybe 12 species of tree on my property, and that's because I'm fairly low elevation. I've...
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    Western hunter going east

    You're assuming I like conservatives any more than I like liberals. Joined this forum today to ask a question about hunting and the relative behavior of eastern and western whitetails. Super happy to discover people find the need to virtue signal to strangers on here as much as every other...
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    Western hunter going east

    Same story here, in elk country, at least. I have no idea how many cameras I saw this year, but it was dozens. Temps were high 80s through the first couple weeks of sept, so I couldn't get too far from my truck, ethically. Saw trucks blocking roads into drainages, people putting sweet corn out...
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    Western hunter going east

    I've got my reasons. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Western hunter going east

    I've got family there, and some in Sylva. My little town up here has turned into not so rural feeling anymore. Asheville area feels huge to me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Western hunter going east

    I'm looking at selling a piece of my land here, buying in northwest North Carolina or southwest Virginia. Leaning mostly toward the Grayson to Pulaski county areas of VA Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Western hunter going east

    That was one of the things I've wondered about. I've spent a bit of time down there, just never hunting. Not sure if you've hunted the panhandle, but a lot of it up here is thicker than hell. But, also the difference between mixed hardwood and almost exclusively conifer. Are behavior...
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    mountain whitetails

    Where in the panhandle are you? I reliably find white tails in the lower elevations of the Cabinets and the Selkirks. More valley and foothills. Don't see nearly as many in the Coeur d'Alene's, though the lower slopes on the wes side I'm sure are decent.
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    Western hunter going east

    Hi all, I'm new here, but thought I might get some insights here I've spent decades hunting the Idaho panhandle, and only the panhandle. For the last 9 years, I've used a rifle once, preferring archery and muzzy. Mostly spot and stalk, elk, deer, and occasionally bear. (And one moose, which...
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