Any place that wont let me get out of the freezing weather. The older I get the more I hate being cold!! Other than that, I can adapt to most terrains.

Devils River State Natural Area. Rocks, rocks & more rocks and the not a flat spot to stand in. Did I mention rocks?

I hear its rocky out that way

Deep woods are tough to hunt, very peaceful though. They're probably my least favorite. West Texas canyon country is my favorite.

I hate rocky terrain. Hard to be sneaky when rocks roll down hills and your cursing up a storm after rolling an ankle.

I like everywhere i have hunted. I do wish there were less locust trees whdn running dogs

solid cedar trees

My favorite is watching lots of country from hilly terrain or elevated blinds. I've hunted west Texas all my life and have become accustomed to watching large area's even though many times game animals are to far away to attempt a shot. I've never hunted east Texas forest but some of the pics I've seen give this open country redneck the Hebe jebbies.

Piney Woods.

like watching paint dry

This!!

Not even South Texas no wonder you felt homesick.

That wasn't even cool enough to take a pic of

You need to venture about 1.5 yrs south to southwest of SA for a drive if you want to see South Texas not Rocksprings.

Oh wait my bad your to short to enjoy South Texas brush since you can't see over it or thru it you need big trees so you can see under them and walk with out stooping over

You need to come up and go for a stroll through a nice 3-4yo clear cut that wasn't rowed and burned...

You need to come down and go thru a white brush bottom for a stroll or a blackbrush ridge or flat.
But you would like the long shot you can get on some roads or easements. Corn as far as you can see or shoot. Get you a blind tall enough to see down in to the open pockets. Set up a tripod on a pear flat in the rut. Keep you spinning in circles. Not all of all of it is thick just like all of East Texas is not thick.

But thee are no trees!!! you can't head to the woods if there are no trees! I mean, y'all even had to come up with a different name for a road to make it sound cool.

Trees yes. Depends on the location as to how tall or short they are. Rain forest no. Trees shade the ground out so nothing can grow. Your just skeered of snakes and thorns

Those lil shrub oaks don't count. I WISH we had no snakes and thorns.

You're still caught up in west Texas with scrub oaks. No scrub oaks in south Texas till you get along the coast areas. Take your rainfall down to 20" yr average or so for 50 yrs and see how your tall trees and terrain changes.

Then there are no trees! Pines still gain, difference in roots

I just love to hunt. Have preferences for sure but whether it's grackles in the back yard or elk in the Rockies I love to hunt.

Then it will look like South Texas when they die and brush takes over

I don't really care for far West Texas, i.e. Sanderson.

I love the terrain, just don't like hunting places with 1 deer per 1000 acres.