Hey all,
New to reading the SD atlas, and was wondering why there seems to be far less tracts in the SE quadrant of the state? I know in Kansas the eastern third of the state is out of the primary pheasant range, so there are fewer walk in tracts available. Any specific reason (reservations, etc?)? Thanks in advance.
Brian
New to reading the SD atlas, and was wondering why there seems to be far less tracts in the SE quadrant of the state? I know in Kansas the eastern third of the state is out of the primary pheasant range, so there are fewer walk in tracts available. Any specific reason (reservations, etc?)? Thanks in advance.
Brian