…..and with that I’d just remind y’all that what this thread was really about is the change in what “someone else” is doing……Someone else in the southeast corner this year just ramped their doe harvests WAY up…..I guess the hunting should be phenomenal next year now as a result. If you look at what it did to the northern half of the state though.... to me it looks like it just means that less will be available to be shot in the future. BTW...you can add another 3-5% onto most of those southeastern counties for what came in after I posted this.....I believe Bullock County's total ended up at 138%