Four Season Whitetail's

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Funny how well they do. Have you not heard of all the escapes across the country,Only to be shot years later? That will kick the local buck populations rack sizes and inches in high gear real quick. Have you a real clue how those states came to start with trophy whitetails? Do some research and see how top deer farming/high fence hunting states are also top record book states year after year...Hmmmm?

Well Dude..Truth be known i have been doing this since you were a spot so dont worry yourself to much about what i dont know. But at least you show what you dont. The insurance is right in part of a blanket protection. 109,000 is a military base. There are 22 watches of all different makes set up on our 963 acres of solid agriculture sitting next to 109,000 acres of very lightly used wilderness. The biggest problem is getting them to hunt the wild deer, Most of them want to hunt inside the no hunting area. Funny how that happens with 200 whitetail running around.

Ahhh .Ding,Ding,Ding...Now lets not forget about the part where i let the 130-140 inch bucks out of the pens only to have them run across a field to the first and only set of woods. We all know who will be sitting in a ladder stand along the edge of that woodlot when the buck comes zipping across..The $3000 dollar paying hunter of course. If he scores great..If he misses..No big deal, He had his chance,i still get paid and another great pedigreed buck runs in my hunting area. Win-Win all the way around!

I really hope you do not believe your own way of thinking. About every state that tops the record books with P&Y and B&C bucks are also tops in numbers of animals taken behind fence.You will have a hard time finding any antlered bucks in the states of Oh,Ill,Kansas,Iowa by the time Dec 1st rolls around.

Keep them like that and you wont have to worry about wasting your time deer or turkey hunting. Kill them all asap. Trap,poison,shoot whatever it takes and whenever the chance comes along.

Well i will be sure to throw up some pic's. Along with the 120-130' that are already posted on this site in the harvest thread of bucks taken with both bow and rifle. Really its not as hard as you make it sound. Is it great..For sure. An Accomplishment? Not really when you will accept nothing less. Thats where i stand in my hunting. Nothing Less! I see and hunt at least 3 bucks a year that score 120 or better. They dont always get harvested but their home turf is located and they are seen and hunted. Like the 130 plus last year on Letchworth that i saw many times from stand up until the last 3 days before shotgun. Then he shows up at daylight with half of one side of his beam snapped off. He will be just as big or bigger this year im sure!

Have plenty on the wall and have hooked up a few buddies to their first P&Y. Not really that tough to hook up with 120 to 130's After that thing get a little tougher in my area. How many do you think have good success in other states for 3 grand? 1 or 2 out of 10-12 hunters. Thats some pretty good coin right there. Plus you know how us sloppy deer farmers let our disease riddled deer get out of the fences all the time..I must have 250 inch bloodlines running all over my properties. Can you please show me where anything was said or even implied about ADK's in this post #29 Starting this fall. Why not? Just shy of 1000 acres of land in a solid block with great agriculture planted fields bordering 109,000 acres of pretty lightly hunted land and some great blood in the genetic pool. Its a win-win 130 inch minimum on bucks, which should be pretty simple and almost unlimited doe tags to be used.. It can be done in Ny like it is in Ohio,Kansas and other to deer states if ya know what your doing and do it right. You going to be the first?

Did i say somewhere that i would guide on the 109,000 acres?

Dude, This post shows just what you dont know about me. We owned a camp on the edge of the dak's for about 20 years and never seen let alone took a 130 inch buck in those big woods. As far as setting up to make money in my operation...Again shows how clueless your post sounds. I have been making money for almost 20 years now in my business so setting up for a vested profit was many moons ago. I have almost 50 years of hunting under my belt so i dont need someone else to tell me what they think that i may feel about hunting. I do not own hunting camps and property in 3 deer hunting hotspots of the state for bird watching. As far as CWD goes.... There is not a thing i can do about something that is not in my control. Is my life going to change with it or without it? Not a bit. Many on here have said i was full of shit saying that high fence was going to play a big part in huntings future and for that i am more than happy to rub their faces in the facts that are now showing of what i knew along time ago. I am not happy about it but there is nothing i can do about it. I prepared myself for the future and for the naysayers that knew it all and did not believe will now have some thinking to do about their future. Mine, I have that under control.

We have plenty. 900 acres of our farm bordered by 109,000 acres of pretty lightly hunted land keeps our farm busy with nice bucks. Tried to get pics of a 120ish buck tonight in the beans while i was rolling alfalfa. Cell phone could not zoom in close enough. Very nice boy for sure!

Not sure where you came up with this little piece of info? Are there any deer in the ADK's let alone any 130 inch trophy bucks?

Well i wonder if this will ever have anything to do with it? Hmmm Thought it may never happen they say! Possible risk for humans from deer with CWD Thursday, July 23, 2015 8:09 a.m. CDT A deer searches for food during the cold winter. UNDATED (WSAU-Wheeler News) A recent health study could have more Wisconsin deer hunters testing their animals for chronic wasting disease this year. For the first time, scientists say there's a possible health link between humans and the venison they eat from deer infected with the fatal brain disease. Earlier this year, Case Western Reserve researchers said they found signs of CWD infection in a small percentage of mice that ate meat from diseased deer -- and it has the potential to infect the human central nervous system and "peripheral lymphoid tissues." A peer review on that finding is due out soon. Chronic wasting disease was first discovered in Wisconsin in 2002 -- putting a seismic scare into the state's billion-dollar-a-year deer hunt. Since then, no human got sick from it -- but the state has long urged hunters to test deer from the infected zones before eating the venison. Few do. Only 5,400 deer were tested last year. 6-percent of them turned up positive.

You bet ya..and if you think you wont change a truly mature trophy deer out by walking it all the time...Well you wont have to worry about how big it was!

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True words Doc but be careful or someone may blame you for supporting high fence. I will promise you i could take most nay sayers into a preserve and show them pics of bucks and say have at it and after a week they still would not have said buck..with a gun. Put a bow in their hands and they would never take him. Yes there are some bad apples and bad places but bottom line is if ya take the word Deer out and put any other animal in its place then it just became Ok with more than half of the people that say it not fair chase. I guess its still called fair chase with these guys shooting animals from 1000 yards away in todays world? Not even close to being within the deers flight ability! Yeah Ok....

Not to long ago people say its fine for a bear to eat a deer i your yard and would let it be. Well maybe this bear did just that not to long ago and came back for a snack. They get that close to your house....They Die!

Ah...Ballistic! What a beast. Million dollar deer in the state of Wisconsin that throws 200 inch son's like clockwork. It's funny how some of these outdoor writers always write about our breeder bucks in a bad way in their stories....But they ALWAYS pay well when they step behind our fences to get pic's of all those big bucks you see on their front cover's of their magazine's! There is so much the average Joe has no clue about when it comes to high fence and the two faced people that down grade it it's crazy. Sure does not slow down the growth and the new hunters that join the ranks every year.

I take it you have never hunted the Seneca Army Depot. Pick a ticket and get dropped off at your spot. Thats the rules to hunt that place. Have you ever hunted a 1200 acre piece of property?

Trust me my friend...After being in this business for pushing 20 years i have seen many come and go...They have tried .Along with groups like QDMA,NRA you name it and they have tried. They cant handle the fact that some people like to hunt real mature deer and have a great time doing it. Sick deer..Yeah slim chance, If there is a test for it we have to test. Just like the write up the other day about CWD in Kansas..They tested like 604 deer for CWD and found 10 positives. Really..604 deer? Tell me they are really looking for CWD or worried about it. CWD is a joke and was only made up to once again try to rid farming and high fence...Failure Again!

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Hopefully he hit the protein a little harder the rest of the summer. He is a keeper either way.

24-7-365.Bang.Bang.Bang!

I knew i could not be the only one that took them there posts that way. Humdingers at times!

Be careful or you will see another Black or White thread start up.... Really?