c'mon there has to be more michigan guys.

let's hear it!

Lets see, Oceana county in walkerville we hunt 40acres one food plot in biologic and one in whitetail inst.
also Antrim county 200 ac. one big alfalfa field, and alot of ceder swamp. Once a year I get to go to Barry
county and hunt a friends land 80 ac. he has 3 food plots but not sure what they are planted in.

barry county has some good hunting land and plenty of big bucks.

ottawa/oceana/newaygo
Did hunt by walkerville for awhile but some damn thieves stole three of are stands.[:@]
contacted dnr and gave descricption of a jeep and so did some other fellow bow hunters that hunts w/us. Dnr said tey have an Idea.

A friend of mine that works with me placed some stands out in the allegan state game area in west michigan. Well one morning he came out to one of the stands and found it still smoldering. He didn't hunt out there much longer. Crazy people out there. They always find someone dead out there.

Yeah, for some reason it sounds like that county is a good dumping ground for them crazy people. I don't know why?

580 acres in Branch County

Around 30 acres of red clover and biologic. Around 125 acres of soy beans. Rest is timber and swamps with the occasional mineral/salt and corn/molasses around select stands.

Results vary but with the land we have there tends to be BIG dear holding up and using our feeding grounds...

I hunt a bunch of different state land nowadays in Oceana and Mason Cty...IT SUCKS...Grew up hunting 480 acres with 10 Acres Imp Whtl Clover, 20 acres Corn, approx 10 2-5 acre rye, 5 acres of buckwheat, 10 acres alfalfa, and some misc mixed here and there in Mecosta Cty, those were the days...

Anymore from Michigan, lets hear about it.

100 acres in Newaygo County
I use a homemade feeder and going to plant a food plot next year
As far as deer go? its ok, but all young deer.