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<blockquote data-quote="Tinesdown" data-source="post: 458206" data-attributes="member: 3109"><p>I'd be glad to address a few issues people are talking about for one the places without habitat. A those ares are void of game for reasons we all no to well no cover weather it be winter or all seasons look at pheasants as a indicator of good grounds for deer also. Deer are mostly found in wooded areas.&nbsp; whitetail can adapt to areas without trees and they do well in range ie pasture lands if the rain comes grass and they can do well in those ares I call those prarie whitetail. They are usually close to a agricultural field but not always. There are other types of deer that live off browse ie coulees buck brush. Alot of mule deer are in these types of areas. They eat alot of twigs and shrubs stuff the cattle have not already decimated. I have hunted along time in ND I'm 35 years old and can say prime habitat is key to finding good deer of any species or caliber the best habitat holds the greatest chance a deer can reach maturity. That's if u are looking for racks. Posted land in my opinion leads to bigger deer but how that helps the average hunter that's anyones guess.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tinesdown, post: 458206, member: 3109"] I'd be glad to address a few issues people are talking about for one the places without habitat. A those ares are void of game for reasons we all no to well no cover weather it be winter or all seasons look at pheasants as a indicator of good grounds for deer also. Deer are mostly found in wooded areas. whitetail can adapt to areas without trees and they do well in range ie pasture lands if the rain comes grass and they can do well in those ares I call those prarie whitetail. They are usually close to a agricultural field but not always. There are other types of deer that live off browse ie coulees buck brush. Alot of mule deer are in these types of areas. They eat alot of twigs and shrubs stuff the cattle have not already decimated. I have hunted along time in ND I'm 35 years old and can say prime habitat is key to finding good deer of any species or caliber the best habitat holds the greatest chance a deer can reach maturity. That's if u are looking for racks. Posted land in my opinion leads to bigger deer but how that helps the average hunter that's anyones guess. [/QUOTE]

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