Mark,
Thanks for the reassurring assessment of the Niobrara River Valley. You're confirming everything my freinds and I are expecting when we arrive in November. We aren't hunting the reservation, rather ~2500 private acres that hold monster bucks. Abutting this property to the west, is a wildlife refuge that is legally unhuntable. It holds monster deer that venture onto the property we're hunting as it has better eats (loads of alfalfa). These travel routes have multiple bow sets already in place and our outfitter only takes 4 bowhunters a week. We will be there the second week he is outfitting this property (Nov. 3rd-7th).

Here is a shot of the property from google earth. The Niobrara River is at the bottom of the photo. The refuge is just off the photo on the righthand side. The agricultural fields are at an elevation of ~2100 feet. The Niobrara is at an elevation of ~1850 feet. The wooded drainages in between the two hold a lot of deer and act as central travel routes to the fields.



So- one last time, anyone want in on the last spot available at this acreage for the duration of the bow season? The remaining weeks are all booked up.

Let me know,

Rob