Hunting Grand Island

[seanyeates22]

The land I hunted for the last several years has been leased out this year so I no longer have permission to hunt it. I live in the tonawanda area and my wife is having a baby soon so I don't want to travel too far. I was looking into hunting public lands on the island for bow this year. I'm not looking for your secret spot but if someone can point me in the right direction as to where I can hunt it would be greatly appreciated. I heard the powerlines but I don't know where they are or how to access them. Any help please?

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[seanyeates22]

Anyone?

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[seanyeates22]

Anyone?

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[tuckersdaddy]

anytime I hunt a new piece of state land I pull up Google sat maps to find roads buildings and water. It won't tell where the deer are but will give you a general look at the property. I hope this helps.

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[seanyeates22]

Thank you

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[Lawdwaz]

The Island is (from what I've been told) a very difficult place to get permission.  People guard those spots like gold.  Fairly high pressure and limited access means you better own it or have a heck of a tight bond with the landowner.

 

PS, I'm over weight and kind of old so if you find a good spot with room for two, holler. 

[seanyeates22]

Lol will do. I'm going to start going door to door

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[Lawdwaz]

You sound like a young guy.....hopefully I don't have to tell you that your apperiance, attitude, vehicle etc can go a long way towards securing permission. If you do get a positive response be gracious. Offering to help with any chores be a feather in your cap too. Where you gut a critter is important too.

Lots of ways to loose permission!!

Good luck.

[seanyeates22]

The 93 Buick le sabre may put a damper on things...perhaps if I park around the corner... Thanks for the reminder lawdwaz

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