Niceoutofstateguy

On the farm we hunt very rarely is there an issue. when we leased the land it was a whole different story. But i can also assure you although we have had some rough encounters . we have also made some great friends out here

you may be on to something

I used WTI a few years back on an old logging road 12 yards wide 85 yards long . It was an extremely Dry summer and the soil is terrible in NH . i raked the whole area.Then used a backpack leaf blower to clear out a little more. waited until about 4 days before a rain storm. seeded the entire area. Lugged some Hay bails out there and spread it lightly throughout the area. It holds the moisture in the ground . Took about a solid 3 weeks to start seeing some good size stuff growing .

In New Hampshire we have a very large Turkey population. Good Portion of birds are still grouped up very heavily but i think you will start to see them break up into smaller groups and more visual as soon as we get some consistent weather

The first few years hunting Ohio we experienced alot of people trespassing onto property that we spent about $35 an acre to lease . Most of there reasoning was they felt like hunting the property was a privilege to them because they had hunted there before. i nicely try to explain that instead of getting mad at us get mad at the coal mine company leasing the land . In new york state a few years ago we leased a peice of property located next to the farm we hunt. shortly after the gentlemen who leased it to us called upset saying that he received a phone call from neighboring property owners that we were shooting deer quartering them and dumping them on someone else property shooting deer from the road . hunting at night etc. Now that being said . Do i believe that this happens sometimes . without a doubt unfortunately we live in a world of good and bad. But every year there seems to be an issue . Do i think it has to do with the fact that we are out of state hunters yes. could i be wrong yes. but i can assure you myself as a hunter has the upmost respect for the woods and i never take more then i need . and the amount i enjoy hunting i would never intentionally risk loosing that privilege or creating a bad name for us.

webster is the next town over from me use to live next to the blackwater dam in webster

Not to much woods for us . The farmers made everything they could make into fields field so once your in the woods its just big gullys

Got any big ones up there!?

it is in leicester and perry. hunted a few times down in nunda as well. property owner is very straight forward on us.

yes sir ! Joe is fine!

Its a beautiful state . i will say as far as access to hunt its a little odd. as long as a piece of property isnt posted you can hop right in and hunt . Disadvantage to that would be the amount of other people doing the same thing. as far as deer density goes New hampshire as a whole has about 3 deer per square mile . so getting infront of one of them can be tricky. i have always enjoyed western new york just for the excitement of seeing deer and watching the, the disadvantage to that would be finding places to hunt. i hunt a 6000 acre dairy farm in livingston county. but it also has limited access to me . 7+ hour ride so i only get to make a few scouting trips a year.

I would Rank the Deer hunting in NY significantly better . all over. New Hampshires deer kill this year is one of the highest its ever been coming in about about 12,500 deer . I am a meat hunter/trophy hunter. I dont take more then i need. i usually will harvest a deer in NH and save the buck hunting for NY .

That one was actually In ohio a few years back! thanks for the welcome!

Hello everyone . My name is Joe . I live out in New Hampshire. I just wanted to say im very thankful to be joining the page . I have been hunting in western New York , Livingston county and Wyoming county for about 6 years . Being an out of state hunter . I sometimes receive grief from the locals which i totally understand . but i wanted to take a minute and introduce myself as well as say Thank you to all the hunters in NY state . being an out of stater im just trying to enjoy the same things that many of you enjoy and please know not all of us are bad people i would help out anyone here who would try to come to NH for hunting or fishing at any point in time. The great hunters of New York and your hard work and dedication to land/heard management and conservation do not go unnoticed and some of us are extremely thankful. Look forward to chatting with some of you ! and reading further discussions!