Sewer Rat
Ultimate Member
Looking to head out and do some bird hunting the day after Christmas, any of y'll know if its popular with deer hunters? Even though its public land, dont want to intrude on peoples hunt.
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oupa
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- Apr 6, 2011
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I don't have much personal experience with your question. That said, The deer seasons are long in MD. Some deer season is open simultaneous to just about all small-game seasons. You (or I) are as justified to hunt small-game as someone else is to hunt deer. I know, I know, I try to avoid exactly what you're saying to, but we really are justified. 
As to disturbing their hunt, while the deer hunters may not realize it, you may actually do them more good than harm during this late segment by getting deer moving, especially later in the morning. It'd be sort of a one-man, multi-directional drive.
As to disturbing their hunt, while the deer hunters may not realize it, you may actually do them more good than harm during this late segment by getting deer moving, especially later in the morning. It'd be sort of a one-man, multi-directional drive.
Sewer Rat
Ultimate Member
Thanks, agree wholeheartedly with you.... but sometimes (and I have been guilty of it as well when deer archery season) deer hunters get really really upset when you "trespass on thier land". Just wanted to try and minimize that intrusion.
