If my daughter or close friend wanted to hunt ducks, I'm inclined to say no thanks. In fact, I'd jump at the chance to spend time in the field or marsh with my kid(s) even if I wasn't that interested in waterfowl hunting. The memories would be "priceless". With that said, I might consider it if my daughter only went 1 or 2's a year. The outfitter would have to understand that. There would also need to be some rules in place such as closing gates, trash pick up, etc. etc.
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These guys have a big lodge and their own chefs about an hour from me. I already have to deal with some people wanting to hunt but never wanting to work.My buddy that deer hunts with me and we travel for elk and antelope some.He always buys some stands or comes and works and thats the difference.When my kids were younger I had a day ,it was always good friday that any kid that wanted to turkey hunt or just come to the farm this was the day that we would plant trees and shrubs.It's funny my oldest married one of the boys I took turkey and deer hunting and my youngest is dating a boy that came and planted trees 20 some years ago.
Confession… I sold one week deer hunt this year to an out of state hunter. It was prime time (Nov 7 week). I will never sell more than one week (already turned down people for next year). Doing it to help with the mortgage.
Candidly, it ended up being much more enjoyable experience than I expected. I stayed at the cabin with him. Good times hanging out. He had a shot at the biggest deer on our farm on his first morning hunt. And he ended up dropping his biggest deer he’s ever shot, though I would consider it a management buck for our property. I was thrilled to see how much joy it brought him. Made a new friend. And he wants to come back in 5 years.
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Candidly, it ended up being much more enjoyable experience than I expected. I stayed at the cabin with him. Good times hanging out. He had a shot at the biggest deer on our farm on his first morning hunt. And he ended up dropping his biggest deer he’s ever shot, though I would consider it a management buck for our property. I was thrilled to see how much joy it brought him. Made a new friend. And he wants to come back in 5 years.
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already got my $30k finders fee for telling him about the 294"er youve got there.
Howboutthemdawgs
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Locally that man is not liked by many…shocking i know.
bwoods11
5 year old buck +
I know who he is, but is there a story behind this ?
Howboutthemdawgs
5 year old buck +
Convicted poacher that loves him some him. Check out his Instagram. You don’t have to have instagram, I don’t.
Howboutthemdawgs
5 year old buck +
Would like to know that too
Turkey Creek
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My guess is no, its public information anyone can get from the county office. Probably better to just put up signs that say No Hunting Allowed
Howboutthemdawgs
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Yeah I see that all the time and I’m jealous.
Gonna transfer mine to an LLC called NO TRESPASSING LLC
Telemark
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Contact them and submit a request. I'm sure they have staff for exactly that purpose.
As telemark said- theyre awesome with these things. Another is calling your county assessor or real proeprty people and asking them to make it private......OnX is just pullling from them
Turkey Creek
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All the ones I have ever clicked on that say trust still show you the owner and their "tax address" which is where the owner resides.
