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Why I Like Hunting Tongass National Forest
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Bullseye.
Good point you make about opening day. It’s no different in South Carolina. And even worse yet the brush is so thick you can be 100 yrds from another hunter and not even now it. Which pushes a lot of hunters to hunt on private land. It becomes a “who-you-know” type of situation.