Bow hunting a golf course....
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Bow hunting a golf course....
has anyone had the privilage of doing so? I was amazed how many deer I have seen on golf courses, and would image that they do some significant damage, so thought I would ask if anyone has gotten to hunt a golf course. Thanks.
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RE: Bow hunting a golf course....
Sorry but i have to ask!!! Do you holler four before you shoot???
Sorry i couldnt help my self but in realailty i have a buddy that hunts a golf course here in Mi. and has seen some of the biggest bucks.. Walt
Sorry i couldnt help my self but in realailty i have a buddy that hunts a golf course here in Mi. and has seen some of the biggest bucks.. Walt
#6
RE: Bow hunting a golf course....
I knew 2 fellas a few years ago that did & routinly take very good Bucks.
All the private property lets them GROW. I always wished I could have hunted it as lot's of Deer roamed the property.
All the private property lets them GROW. I always wished I could have hunted it as lot's of Deer roamed the property.
#7
RE: Bow hunting a golf course....
I have seen some hunting show hunt the golf course I used to play on all the time in Wyoming for antelope. While playing you could get as close as you wanted to the antelope and I am sure it was not a challenge at all. I would not do it if I had the chance, just way too easy.
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RE: Bow hunting a golf course....
I have a stand or two around a golf course [8D][:-] I'm thinking of growing biological cloverfairways next year, rows of corn for rough, lining the fairways with apple and oak trees, digging a few more ponds, grow the roughs around the greens up to about 4 feet for some bedding areas. Not sure how my members would take it though.[8D]
#9
RE: Bow hunting a golf course....
I love hunting golf courses. I have access to 4 courses. In fact everytime I've ever played golf, I do more scouting then anything else. Start with the maintance guys because yes the deer really do cause a lot of damge on the course.