Is property management on smaller properties

[yoderjac]

That’s a wildlife biologist trope. I think that’s number 9896 on the list of things affecting hunting.

I don't know about a biologist trope, but I've seen more concern from my non-hunting friends and some of the competitive and sensational hunting shows hit TV. I don't see it as the end of hunting, but I do see the potential for more restrictions.

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

Grow or killl? I am in the Midwest so a bit different but routinely kill good deer from small properties. The largest property I have to hunt is 60 acres of timber. Couple sides have neighbors with quite a bit of pressure. Some of my best spots are nothing more than brushy draws or fencerows.


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I’d say grow. Killing is killing. That comes down to strategy and luck. But if you don’t have mature deer to hunt you are chasing ghosts