You may find that you can take longer shots due to more open areas from the burnt trees etc on the other hand the burnt trees act like huge chunks of charcoal in absorbing your scent and allowing you to almost step on game. That's what the situation was here a few years ago near kamloops when greenstone mountain burnt and the grass started growing back in.
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You may find that you can take longer shots due to more open areas from the burnt trees etc on the other hand the burnt trees act like huge chunks of charcoal in absorbing your scent and allowing you to almost step on game. That's what the situation was here a few years ago near kamloops when greenstone mountain burnt and the grass started growing back in.
Forest fires are one of the best things that can happen to a forest in the long run; it's part of the natural life cycle. Soon there will be all kinds of new nutrients in the ground, and you'll get smaller trees and plants popping up, and all kinds of new wild life. Your future is mighty bright, just gotta wait a couple years. Good luck!
True!
Mother nature knows best
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