SRShunter
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Any of yall hunt around there? Do they kill good bucks there?
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TerrellBuckman
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No deer they did a study few years back all died of cwd
Jim Boyd
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Screen and Burke are both excellent counties.
Nice place to hunt.
Nice place to hunt.
SRShunter
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TerrellBuckman
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Why you asking if you already know lol
TerrellBuckman
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If you need reassurance I suggest you find somewhere else to hunt
SRShunter
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Boy you're a nice fellow?
TerrellBuckman
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I’m just being honest sorry if your offended
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Blackston
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They letting em grow up. Look at the truck buck entries. I believe thus guys boy killed a toad as well
Blackston
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Swamprat
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I hunted a few years in Screven, have property just West of you in Emanuel. Like a lot of Counties certain areas have better quality of deer.
We were in North part of county and best we could hope was 120 to 130", been several years since I have hunted there so dynamics might have changed.
Lot of deer in that county though but also a lot of road hunters at night....least when I hunted there.
We were in North part of county and best we could hope was 120 to 130", been several years since I have hunted there so dynamics might have changed.
Lot of deer in that county though but also a lot of road hunters at night....least when I hunted there.
Kev
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I like screven. I worked in that county for a couple years and there is a lot of deer
Kev
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That deer wasn't killed in a high fence.
TerrellBuckman
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Screvens been shot out for 4 or 5 years now
Jim Boyd
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Screven and Burke both enjoy the fact that they are in close proximity to SRS.
Many of the wise hunters determine when the planned hunts are at SRS and simply find places where the deer cross the river and set up shop.
Irrespective of organized SRS hunts, the area along the river really benefits from the plant.
I would say without the influence most areas in Screven are capable of 140+. Not a ton of them but very capable.
Why some folks feel the need to be rude about something as trivial as deer hunting is beyond me - but, be that as it may....
Many of the wise hunters determine when the planned hunts are at SRS and simply find places where the deer cross the river and set up shop.
Irrespective of organized SRS hunts, the area along the river really benefits from the plant.
I would say without the influence most areas in Screven are capable of 140+. Not a ton of them but very capable.
Why some folks feel the need to be rude about something as trivial as deer hunting is beyond me - but, be that as it may....
Jim Boyd
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I have not done any research on this but I suspect Screven is no more hammered than many other counties.
I hunted in Bulloch for the better part of 30 years and I would compare it to Screven. Maybe a little more tillable in Bulloch but we have had very predictable success there now since 1980 or so - meaning we have hunted the farm for almost 40 years. I still have access (including use of the house and a good bass pond) but rarely go.
If you want to find a reason to hunt, you can.
If you want to find a reason not to hunt, you can do that, too.
I would hunt there in a minute, I believe the genetics in Screven are better than my SC farms - although SC farms have less pressure and more deer (most likely).
Best of luck to all.
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Buckstop
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Screven is one of the better counties in east GA. Considering Millhaven Plantation at 26,000 acres and Wade Plantation at over 10,000 acres are both there and very well managed, its about as good as it gets in the eastern part of the state.
Blackston
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Always been Good. I know of a taxidermist that has a wall with 20 or 30 giants from around poor robin
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