Just some pics of my hunting land...

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02-05-2008, 03:34 PM

buckmaster

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Just some pics of my hunting land...

Pretty flat for the mountains.These fields are roughly 100acres all together. Its .6 of a mile from end to end in the biggest field, very hard to bowhunt with this much open space, there are patches of woods around but i just took pics of the fields.

I know its impossible to put into perspective but use your imagination. The cool thing about this land is it used to be a airport... and theres still evidence showing it around. There was even a plane crash down here one time... all this long before i was ever thought of..

The hay road cutting accross all the fields..

The big field

Field to the right of the big field..

Field to the left of the big one

Field furthest to the left

There are 3 more smaller fields i didnt get pics of also but you get the jest of it.

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02-05-2008, 03:50 PM

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RE: Just some pics of my hunting land...

All those little "fingers" make for great funnel's and pinch-points!

02-05-2008, 03:55 PM

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RE: Just some pics of my hunting land...

Heres an aerial photo...

(ignore the yellor "deer" marks they were from a previous post

02-05-2008, 03:57 PM

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RE: Just some pics of my hunting land...

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All those little "fingers" make for great funnel's and pinch-points!

x2. One of the farms I have to hunt is exactly like that. Fields that are separated by little fingers of woods. This is the type of setups we were using (hunting the finger looking funnels) when my buddy killed his 11 pointer this year at only 15 yards from the ground with no blind during rifle season. Amazing how well you can hide in cedar trees.