nap

What do you think is the minimum amount of acres you think you are able to hunt.

Bocajnala

you can hunt on anything. best would be as many as you could own tho.
-jake

StruttinGobbler3

I hunt on 1100 acres right now, its privately owned by my family. Are you asking if there should be a limit on how much land someone can own? In that case I'd say as many acres as you want. If you have the money to own thousands upon thousands of acres, I say go for it.

1shotkill1993

Please restate the question before I answer. It doesn't make much sense.

okcaveman

i think he means whats the minimum that you can productively hunt. if not, and he meant how much you should be able to own and hunt then i need a revote

Rory/MO

To me it seems like he's asking how many acres you THINK you have permission on?

nap

I mean productively

Wall_Hanger

I'm gonna go with okcaveman, what's the minimum you can productively hunt. In that case, the answer is >5 because if you have a couple acres in just the right spot then it could produce something for you. I know guys with 20 acres or less right next to conservation ground or large acres of non-hunted ground and they do very well.

TreeStalker

AS MANY AS YOU CAN GET YOUR HAND ON @ LEAST 100 OR SO.....

Lanse couche couche

As per the usual answer to this question it all depends on the type of land, the terrain, and one's style of hunting. I have one 19 acre tract that is entirely wooded andvery hilly. Three people could probably bow hunt it without even knowing knowing the others were there. It could easily handle two hunters during gun season.On the other hand I have another ten acre piece that is flat without as much cover.It can barely handleone person on it for either bow or gun.