re: Cat Island hunting?

I'd lean more towards the rise in cost and diminishing private/lease availability has driven more people to public.

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Must mean there’s a lot of deer

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Not really, it's close to Baton Rouge. It stayed flooded so long that a lot of the oaks have died. The ones that are left are in poor health and don't really drop. The water has also killed a bunch of the understory so a lot of areas are pretty open. Hopefully once the dead oaks fall it'll get thick thick again.

I live 5 minutes away from it and I rarely deer hunt it. I'd rather go a bit further north.