Hills vs Flat land

[BassBoysLLP]

My bad! Yes, easier to find beds in hills![glow=red]Harder to kill[/glow]

No biggie. That is the #1 reason to hunt hill country. Age!

[Bucky]

I read post as which is easier to kill a good.buck... like Tim I prefer "bluffs" to hunt. The biggest bucks I have seen in the wild have been in BIG hilly areas

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[Stanley]

I read post as which is easier to kill a good.buck... like Tim I prefer "bluffs" to hunt. The biggest bucks I have seen in the wild have been in BIG hilly areas

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Good post. The hill ground I hunt holds the biggest bucks,but also the biggest challenge.

[BassBoysLLP]

I read post as which is easier to kill a good.buck... like Tim I prefer "bluffs" to hunt. The biggest bucks I have seen in the wild have been in BIG hilly areas

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Good post. The hill ground I hunt holds the biggest bucks,but also the biggest challenge.

X3!

[Southern Man]

Think how tricky it is for someone that CANNOT do either!

LOL yea but you have a handicap, you live in NH

Just kiddin, But sometimes I think we forget to look at deer densities from area to area. I'm assuming your deer numbers are low? I have a friend in south / central NH that struggles to see 10-15 deer a season. If you were to come down here I can show you areas that you can see 15-20 deer a sit. We have a bunch of em. That might make things a bit easier than NH.

But even with our high number of deer in relatively flat land, I find it easier finding buck beds on public land ridge country that holds a lot less numbers of deer 50 miles away. It's probably just my inexperience at bed hunting. But the ridges seem to pin down the bedding options as opposed to flat farm / woodlot country where bedding options seem to be endless.