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Re: Fred T Simpson SOA
[Re: Hogwallop]
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10/11/19 09:11 AM
10/11/19 09:11 AM
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Coosa County, AL
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Coosa County, AL
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I didn’t get to go to the scouting day, did the food plots in general have anything growing? I doubt they've even planted them yet. Hasn't been any rain. Ok thanks, I don’t ever hunt them on public land but figured a real low pressure place like this it may be worthwhile to try something different. If they are up and growing (even just a little bit) by the time you get down there to hunt you will definitely see deer on them.
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