Cy Curtis Typical and Non-Typical County Density Maps

[r00s7a]

Ok r00s7a..........what say ye?

I say that map is FALSE! There is hardly a deer one in Push Co. anymore! All the good ones have been shot and are now on the map, and not afield. There is no reason to hunt Push County. It is full of pot fields, meth labs, mean dogs, rattle snakes, and mother-in-laws.

 

[makeithappen]

Great stuff! Thanks for putting in the effort to create the maps APeterson

 

[fishfurlife]

I say that map is FALSE! There is hardly a deer one in Push Co. anymore! All the good ones have been shot and are now on the map, and not afield. There is no reason to hunt Push County. It is full of pot fields, meth labs, mean dogs, rattle snakes, and mother-in-laws.

I was digging on Push county until that part. I am out dog.

 

[mr ed]

I think some areas like N.E. counties produce really big bucks. But due to it being mostly large private land blocks
and people not bothering to submit their deer it looks bad.
I've seen some Mayes county monsters, but they stay on Amish/Mennonite land during season.

 

[dennishoddy]

I know of a couple of boomers that have not been submitted for scoring.
County's with reputations of big bucks draw road hunting maggot poachers


Nice job on the maps with submitted information.

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

Hey, we have some pretty big deer in the Panhandle. If you count Cimmaron County out of course. All they have is an overpopulation of Antelope