small land
#3

Depends on the land and the style of hunting. One of my tracts of land is 10 acres of flat, moderately wooded river bottom. It would accomodate two bow hunters earlyin the season when there is low visibility, but i wouldnt want more than one person hunting it during gun season.
#7
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Mayetta, KS
Posts: 35

I have 2 acres at my place. My house sits on it so its less than 2 on which I can hunt. I usually hunt across town but for ****s and giggles I put up a stand and actually saw some deer in shooting range.
#8

i bow hunt a piece of land that is about 8 acres right on the city limit line. part of its in city limit but i can still hunt that part. i talk to the warden and he said that it was okay. ive seen some pretty nice deer there during the summer months
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pulaskiville
Posts: 3,533

I hunt at my father's house where I grew up. He has 10 acres total...about 6 woods. That is surrounded by similar tracts. I see more deer in a day on that chunk of land than many see all season.
A couple weeks ago, I could see 31 at one time. About 15 of those were within bow range.
I think it makes it easier to hunt small patches because of what Redskin said. You basically have a couple of choices of where to put a stand depending on wind.
That said...if you have 10 acres to hunt and there are no deer there...those 10 acres really stink. (DUH)
A couple weeks ago, I could see 31 at one time. About 15 of those were within bow range.
I think it makes it easier to hunt small patches because of what Redskin said. You basically have a couple of choices of where to put a stand depending on wind.
That said...if you have 10 acres to hunt and there are no deer there...those 10 acres really stink. (DUH)
