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huntingson 04-06-2007 05:45 AM

Any new spots for next year?
 
I was just curious how many on here have any new spots picked out for next year. I have 3 new spots on a totally new piece of public land and 5 (will probably be more by the time we are all done) on our family farms. The ones on the new, by new I mean new to me, public land really have me excited. 2 of them are in what seem to be major funneling areas that were just torn up with rubs and scrapes last year and the other is located in an extremely out of the way spot that gets choked by a very steep ravine and should funnel them right past the stand. I love hunting new ground, and this ground seems like it could hold some REALLY big deer. I just keep thinking of that first time up in a new stand and all of the excitement and anxiety that comes with it. Is it October yet?

PreacherTony 04-06-2007 05:51 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
I do have a new spot picked out .... public land too! There aren't a ton of Bow Hunters out here, so this year I am determined to capitalize on that. My buddy took a nice 8 point last season from the area, (it was his first year deer hunting) and I am exciting about hunting with him, as I can't on the private land I hunt. ... My goal is to fill the freezer fast with a few nice doe, and then wait for a wall hanger ... I can't wait! :)

GMMAT 04-06-2007 06:08 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
Just two......the one I just gained access to for turkey hunting. It's only 11 acres.....but it's land-locked.....and I saw some sign in there the other day when I was scouting turkeys.

The other....the land in and around my new food plot (food plot is 2-3acres). 17 acres....and I KNOW the deer are in there.

It doesn't take a big piece of property to produce deer harvests. That's been proven time and time again.

PreacherTony 04-06-2007 06:20 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
I dunno Jeff, that flagpole stand ya got seems to produce well for ya [8D]

Germ 04-06-2007 06:22 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 

ORIGINAL: huntingson

I was just curious how many on here have any new spots picked out for next year. I have 3 new spots on a totally new piece of public land and 5 (will probably be more by the time we are all done) on our family farms. The ones on the new, by new I mean new to me, public land really have me excited. 2 of them are in what seem to be major funneling areas that were just torn up with rubs and scrapes last year and the other is located in an extremely out of the way spot that gets choked by a very steep ravine and should funnel them right past the stand. I love hunting new ground, and this ground seems like it could hold some REALLY big deer. I just keep thinking of that first time up in a new stand and all of the excitement and anxiety that comes with it. Is it October yet?
PM GPS coordinates Please:D

MossyOak722 04-06-2007 06:37 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
Jeff mentioned turkey property...Up here in Indiana we don't have nearly as many turkey hunters as we do deer hunters so it is MUCH easier to get land to turkey hunt on. Past week I went knocking on doors along the Wabash River buttom and gained permission to hunt around 2000 acres total...I'm pretty excited!!! Is it April 25th yet???

bowtech die hard 04-06-2007 06:47 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 

ORIGINAL: MossyOak722

Jeff mentioned turkey property...Up here in Indiana we don't have nearly as many turkey hunters as we do deer hunters so it is MUCH easier to get land to turkey hunt on. Past week I went knocking on doors along the Wabash River buttom and gained permission to hunt around 2000 acres total...I'm pretty excited!!! Is it April 25th yet???
yeah I agree. I'm a hoosier too. But I generally go to hoosier national. There's a few people there for the season, but it's not too bad. And as long as you know where the birds are holding you're fine. I enjoy it quite a bit. Me and the hunting buddies go down and camp. It's a good time.

huntingson 04-06-2007 06:51 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 

ORIGINAL: Germ


ORIGINAL: huntingson

I was just curious how many on here have any new spots picked out for next year. I have 3 new spots on a totally new piece of public land and 5 (will probably be more by the time we are all done) on our family farms. The ones on the new, by new I mean new to me, public land really have me excited. 2 of them are in what seem to be major funneling areas that were just torn up with rubs and scrapes last year and the other is located in an extremely out of the way spot that gets choked by a very steep ravine and should funnel them right past the stand. I love hunting new ground, and this ground seems like it could hold some REALLY big deer. I just keep thinking of that first time up in a new stand and all of the excitement and anxiety that comes with it. Is it October yet?
PM GPS coordinates Please:D
I already told you where that place was. You've got to keep better notes:D

MossyOak722 04-06-2007 06:56 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
Bowtech,
Love the name! haha I go to Purdue and me and a few buddies were thinking about heading down to Hoosier for a weekend to camp and hunt. There a lot of birds down there? I've been watching about 30 different birds every evening on one of my new properties so getting a bird won't be a problem...Just think it would be neat to go down and camp with my buddies in such a beautiful place!! Where in Indiana are you from?

mobow 04-06-2007 07:09 AM

RE: Any new spots for next year?
 
I just received permission for a 40 acre farm of good bottomland....Couple of really good funnels that I'm gonna try during the rut...All day sit type places...


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