Forum | And the second ranked county in the state of Tennessee is...

Beliieve it to be my copy of windows,when having to recopy it skips or cant copy some things yet works,get a lot of errors as a result.Its an old comp with an even older version of windows xp.

Will just have to take my time

I know your going to think its weird it is,I do proof read it make corrections put spaces in where they wernt then hit enter then it forgets all that I corrected,its a copy error of my win as always says when a page loads done with errors.Or at time just spacing the wording weirdly if it takes the proof read editing.

So im not the entire reason just part of it

Must admit does better under firefox than ie.

Well most would think around a population thats larger be more sucessfull hunts ,apparently not so.While lengthy I myself arttributeaed it to topograpy,and or terrain.

Have to agree on its a Passel.

Well not related to population density apparently as 32,000 some odd people in Henry county and ranked 45th in all the counties for population.

Think it has a lot to do with the amount of actual forest and game preserves in close procimity to agricultrial areas.If one studies a map area is chock full of those and state parks,with larger population areas such as nashville having less forest and less protected areas with more open ground.A great deal of what is forested one cant hardly get to just see from the interstate,more privately owned and not state owned thus one hs to get permission.As no open hunting areas in many populated areas at least not comparitively speaking.

Within almost in sight of paris are the obion wettlands and other than having to cross a few roads have marsh habitat and woodlands mixed all the way to Huntingdon and beyond.

Paris itself is like a town of 80,000 people sq ft wise as many forests and hills located inside city limits-complete with deer crossing signs.

And almost all those areas intesect with others via the rivers like big sandy or the obion creating a west to east intersection meaning the lake itself.By following these banks they can go from Big Sandy Wildlife refuge to Huntingdon without crossing any roads,then venture north or south crossing but a few in 30 miles or so.

No doubt the trace gets a few stray elk,from lbl,its a wonder we dont have european wild boar,as they released many years ago in the smokies,or for that matter black bear,or red wolves,also released in the smokies years ago.