Shotgun5250

It’s super easy to get lost in the woods. Don’t need more than a dozen acres, maybe less depending on how far you are from highway noise, density of shrubbery etc.

My grandparents have 220 acres in south GA that’s primarily used for agriculture, but it has pretty dense hardwoods along the creek/swamp that borders the property. Maybe 40 acres of it is wooded like that. I can tell you, even after living and hunting there for a long time, I’ll still get turned around in the dark when I’m tracking a deer or checking cameras. It can happen even when you’re somewhere you’re familiar, and most people take that for granted.