How much would ya pay,
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If you were to buy property that had something like this hanging around, how much would you pay for it? My buddy just closed on his land about 6 weeks ago, he was full of anticipation as to what he would find on it, so he wasted no time in setting up some trail camara's, and he sent me a few pics. of what he found. He purchased 240 acres in North Central KS. I think he did good, lucky sucker!!![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v156/songdog/CDY_0077.jpg)
Buying your own property is the way to go, I've got land bought back there too, I just haven't put any camara's up to see what it holds, although I did shoot a nice one this year on it! Land is a good investment, there's only so much of it, and I know of no plans of making more of it
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Buying your own property is the way to go, I've got land bought back there too, I just haven't put any camara's up to see what it holds, although I did shoot a nice one this year on it! Land is a good investment, there's only so much of it, and I know of no plans of making more of it
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My business partner and I have deer like that on our property.. We bought 50 @ 1,700.00 per acre, for our business... The big problem is my partners' wife will divorce him if we shoot deer there.. We had a feeder year round there, but this year it broke and we never fixed it, it hurts toobad to see those bigbucksasking us, "come play" ...
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