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how to find info on public land in kansas? or even missouri?
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<blockquote data-quote="Punisher" data-source="post: 1038962" data-attributes="member: 76832"><p>Hunting here is way more weather dependent than other places I have hunted. If you hunt during a wet year, the deer are scarce and spread out. If you hunt during a drought, they are usually in very high numbers around water. The trick is that most of the time is that the water they are using is at a livestock tank and not on public land. If they do water on public land, they wait until dark. Find windmill pumps.</p><p></p><p>There are far more deer in the eastern third of the state than there are in the other two thirds combined. Big deer come from places like Manhattan, Abilene or close by. The genetics are rediculous there. 210" + is not uncommon to see.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Punisher, post: 1038962, member: 76832"] Hunting here is way more weather dependent than other places I have hunted. If you hunt during a wet year, the deer are scarce and spread out. If you hunt during a drought, they are usually in very high numbers around water. The trick is that most of the time is that the water they are using is at a livestock tank and not on public land. If they do water on public land, they wait until dark. Find windmill pumps. There are far more deer in the eastern third of the state than there are in the other two thirds combined. Big deer come from places like Manhattan, Abilene or close by. The genetics are rediculous there. 210" + is not uncommon to see. [/QUOTE]
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