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Interests | Attempts to show deer habitat in pictures always falls short of the detail that shows the full potential of any lease. This is such a case and the best we can do on a web page.
This picture is of a fallow field within a large creek watershed that covers three counties taken during the first half of archery/early youth gun deer season. To the rear is a thick tree stand that a picture would show nothing but tree trunks. The buck sign was along the edge of the field offering a series of rubs and scrapes. None of this farm is visible from the road and the nearest homestead was long ago abandoned.
A panoramic picture from the high ground of this farm that is within the 50 - 55% agricultural land use region, the area offering the most trophy whitetail deer potential. Large grain crops in the small valley and wooded/scrub covered hills.
A view of another near by lease this time taken from the road of a thick tree covered drainage. These pictures just happened to be where the Mid-America Hunting Association owner, Jon Nee, took his youngest son for the earlier opening youth rifle season. That hunt did not put any deer of any description in the truck. |
