Introduction
What size do you think a tiny hunting parcel is? It wouldn’t surprise me one bit if some of you answered 500 acres. Well, what about 200 acres? Can you imagine 100 acres? Certainly 40 acres probably would seem extremely small to most, however, what if I were to tell you that an early January 2007 customer of mine is greatly enjoying his 22 acre parcel and is extremely optimistic….
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The event will be held at W8437 County B East, Coleman WI, which is about 45 miles North of Green Bay. To register or to get further info call/text Jeff @ 9066303105 or you can also email from this site. You can show up the day of the event but a call would be great to help with the lunch planning. Hope to meet you there!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore proven hunting and habitat design set-ups through both indoor seminars AND a wooded property tour. Every piece of hunting ground is different whether it is located on public or private land. However, the concepts of recognizing or creating high quality hunting experiences is still the same.
Several topics will be covered both indoors and out…
*Establishing “Site, Sound, and Scent” free sanctuary areas
*Mature Buck hunting Strategies
*Predatory Access
*Whitetail Waterhole Usage
*Travel Corridor Construction
*Recognizing Habitat Balance
*Defining Deer Usage Lines of Movement
*Hiding Deer…from you and each other
*”Ladies First” doe strategies for mature buck success
*Mature Buck Bedding by Habitat
*Building Daytime Bedding Hotspots
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*2011 MI Public Land
I’d like to teach you how to take advantage of a public land deer drive! You don’t drive deer? Well, neither do I. And in many public land locations, most hunters don’t drive either…at least knowingly. Here is a list of public land deer drives that you can take advantage of and after you read through several of these, I will look forward to telling you how to actually apply it to your hunting routine and get a shot at big bucks on public land.
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The following game camera (cam) pictures happen to be some of my favorites…but you will need to read on to see all that they had in common. I have been a huge fan of cams since the late 90s when taking a lot of pictures meant using 36 exposure film instead of 24. By 2006 a rotation of 3 digital game cams on just my MI property alone yielded more than 20,000 pics to wade through from April to January.
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*”Slick” died in 2006 with my 5 year old daughter by my side…awesome time!
Bucks, bucks, bucks…P&Y, B&C, 10 points, 12 points, total inches, total mass…beam length, tine length, total spread. Now seriously, how many campfire tales surround the mysterious ways of that really cool doe on the property? “Big Moe”, the “Big 8”, “Slick”, “Tall Boy”, “Heavy 10”…is it safe to say we focus at least a little on bucks?
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