MN Whitetail Archery Hunt
02-19-2013 | 07:53 AM
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Spike
Joined: Feb 2013
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MN Whitetail Archery Hunt
Hello!
I am 29 years old and looking to meet a hunting enthusiast that would be willing to swap hunts. I would be looking at doing something every other year or maybe even every year if both parties are satisfied.
I have to offer: Two 80 acre parcels both with 50% tree cover and 50% open field/swamp in central Minnesota. A fair amount of bucks from that 120-150 class range on the property. I can send last years trail camera pictures if needed. Hunt would be archery over food plots and main trail crossings. This is private land and no high fences, etc.
What I am looking for: Central USA(Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, or similar) whitetail hunting. Bow or rifle. Looking for quality hunt with chance at similar 120-150 class deer on private land.
Message me!
Thanks,
MNDeerHunter84
I am 29 years old and looking to meet a hunting enthusiast that would be willing to swap hunts. I would be looking at doing something every other year or maybe even every year if both parties are satisfied.
I have to offer: Two 80 acre parcels both with 50% tree cover and 50% open field/swamp in central Minnesota. A fair amount of bucks from that 120-150 class range on the property. I can send last years trail camera pictures if needed. Hunt would be archery over food plots and main trail crossings. This is private land and no high fences, etc.
What I am looking for: Central USA(Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, or similar) whitetail hunting. Bow or rifle. Looking for quality hunt with chance at similar 120-150 class deer on private land.
Message me!
Thanks,
MNDeerHunter84
Last edited by mnbuckhunter84; 02-19-2013 at 12:07 PM.
03-03-2013 | 09:33 AM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: Vermont
Not sure why you would want to spend the money to go hunt the same class deer you have in your back yard? Unless you just like to travel? What is exactly your intentions? I travel to Ohio to bow hunt but that's because they have more bucks and the odds are better of tagging a deer than in VT.
