Thread: hunt for free .....or Work Work Work ?

Funny how that is. Very few people wish to put in the effort

Always nice to have a good friend who puts in time an effort for the betterment of a piece of property in exchange for the privilege to hunt.

Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie

Always nice to have a good friend who puts in time an effort for the betterment of a piece of property in exchange for the privilege to hunt.

he is a for sure blessing , knows not much in the way of stop unless i suggest it
we moved our family blind saturday and it was fiasco ....
rope broke and it KABOOMED the entire roof OFF it .....
just took all that metal roof right off it and crumpled it up like aluminum foil ...
had to clear some brush and drive a few posts and etc.
was a long day for sure ...
sure is looking nice now , need a few more screws in the new roof
and some caulking and a bit of a new paint job ...
feeder got moved as well and camera too ....
bet it is a game changer on that spot for sure ....

Yup, we had people want to hunt our land as well and just expect to for free. On top of that they don't respect the land or treat it good. H is a good one.

I always contended that if you sent ten hunters into the woods, one at a time, and told them to select a stand site, that they would mostly choose all the same spots. So one day I selected a spot that no one would want to hunt and it really paid off for me. It was like the deer avoided all the “good sites”.

Anyways, trying a new location is always exciting and brings lots of anticipation. Hope that man with the saw catches up to them coons for you.

Sounds like "Little Red Hen" syndrome, eh? Lots of that these days. Satisfaction is derived by how personal you get involved in the journey says I.

I had that same deal for years at a tree farm that was loaded with deer & turkey. I worked out there way more than I hunted. About the time we got it as good as it could be, the property owner leased it to somebody & I got screwed out of a fantastic place to hunt just 4 days before the start of turkey season. It sure hurt to lose access to that place and my relationship with the owner suffered big time. Now, I help out at a couple of horse farms, which is better than nothing, but barely.

Jim