TJT96
Member
I've heard the benefits of using a topographic map for helping condense your focus on a hunting unit. I have the maps and everything, I just need some tips on what areas pronghorn tend to stick to. Stuff such as do they like: lower elevation, higher elevation, streams, etc. Any help would be appreciated. I'm very new to the idea of using these maps and feel that they'll be a valuable resource given the right direction. Thanks!
