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New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
I was blessed with some real good luck this week, a good family friend of ours was able to get me permission to bowhunt their family property. He tried to get me access last year, but to no avail. So I here is the tract, it is a bit small and the west property line I'm not 100% sure on, but I need some ideas on where to start off.
Here's what I do know about the tract: It's mostly mixed hardwoods, predominately oak, with a couple scattered pines of different types. There is a stand on the property somewhere, I'm not sure on the location, but I do have permission to hunt existing stand. If I can find the stand that is already there tomorrow afternoon (It's on my way back from school), I may hunt it saturday morning and hang a stand for the afternoon somewhere else based on the suggestions I get here. So where would you recommend starting? Updated: Added a couple spots I thought looked promising... ![]() |
RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
C'mon guys, almost 40 looks and no one has any clue? I doubt that, don't be shy:D
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RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
This is a tuough farm to judge by photo since it is a solid block of timber. I would set up somewhere along the 1000' topo line since that is what i think is the highest spot on the farm (I can't see the next marked topo line to the south) and scope it out for a while. If all the surrounding crop fields have been picked you can bet on the deer eating the acorns. Now you have to put in some time and figure out where the highest concentration of feeding is.
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RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
I like that ridge where you have those two blue dots placed on the right hand side. If you can find some mature oaks that are dropping acorns near that spot, I can't see how you couldn't go wrong!
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RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
ORIGINAL: Austin/WI C'mon guys, almost 40 looks and no one has any clue? I doubt that, don't be shy:D I don't think a lot of people know how to read them, or don't like to help, not sure. But everywhere you have a blue dot, is where I would have one, no kiddin'. Looks like a tough piece to hunt, but looks like it will hold deer for sure. |
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ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle ORIGINAL: Austin/WI C'mon guys, almost 40 looks and no one has any clue? I doubt that, don't be shy:D I don't think a lot of people know how to read them, or don't like to help, not sure. But everywhere you have a blue dot, is where I would have one, no kiddin'. Looks like a tough piece to hunt, but looks like it will hold deer for sure. |
RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
ORIGINAL: fastetti I like that ridge where you have those two blue dots placed on the right hand side. If you can find some mature oaks that are dropping acorns near that spot, I can't see how you couldn't go wrong! |
RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
I like the lower left corner of the square.
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RE: New Property Access - w/Pics - Updated
ORIGINAL: Pat Curtis I like the lower left corner of the square. |
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