How many members?
#2

Whatever you believe is safe, it is entirely your decision. I hunt property owned by my wife's family, it is a little over 100 acres and hunted by family only at this time we have five hunters and we are all fr enough apart that we don't interfere with one another but at times we help one another when we shoot.
#4

My dad owned a 80 acre place about 65 acres wild land. Five people hunted it and I felt that was to many.
five would have been fine if two would have stayed put in their blind and not roaming around other peoples hunting area shooting lanes.
Bought my 37 Acre deer camp and we had 6 of us hunted it but there is close to 6000 public land acres aroud it.
Al
five would have been fine if two would have stayed put in their blind and not roaming around other peoples hunting area shooting lanes.
Bought my 37 Acre deer camp and we had 6 of us hunted it but there is close to 6000 public land acres aroud it.

#5

Bought my 37 Acre deer camp and we had 6 of us hunted it but there is close to 6000 public land acres aroud it.
#8

Depends if you want to sit still, or move around. 100 acres isn't much for someone that prefers to still hunt.
But, if you just want to set stands and blinds you could probably get 4 on there comfortably depending on how it's laid out.
-Jake
But, if you just want to set stands and blinds you could probably get 4 on there comfortably depending on how it's laid out.
-Jake
#9

We've had as many as 6 people at a time in camp at my fathers 37 acre site. But we also have thousands of acres nearby that are State or County land. Many of us go there to hunt also.
And we seldom have all members (9) in camp at one time, due to preexisting commitments.
So for 100 acres, as OT mentioned. Its up to you and how safe you feel with however many people you have involved.
And we seldom have all members (9) in camp at one time, due to preexisting commitments.
So for 100 acres, as OT mentioned. Its up to you and how safe you feel with however many people you have involved.