Anybody getting plans made for midwest hunts?

[South Man]

I am getting two hunts lined up and wondering if anyone else has the fever this early?

 

[spencer12]

I plan on going to Nebraska a couple times this year.

 

[mizzippi jb]

I'm eyeing a Kentucky farm to lease. We'll see how that works out

 

[Gadestroyer74]

nope. Local and close for me

 

[Jim Boyd]

Yessir SouthMan - for sure for me.

Gonna go about 5 days later this year and see how it works out. Should arrive 5 November and have 10-12 days on farm.

Good luck to all!!!

 

[Duff]

I'm eyeing a Kentucky farm to lease. We'll see how that works out

Yo.

 

[uturn]

Pondering my direction for this year as well!

 

[shdw633]

Pondering my direction for this year as well!

Same here, I can plan on going on public land in Illinois as usual but would rather find a lease somewhere up there this year...I'm getting tired of having to drag deer out of the woods and would rather drive up to them at my age.

 

[Jim Thompson]

I'm prolly gonna get a day or 2 here and there in

 

[bilgerat]

I hope to return to Canada next fall after a 2 year absence due to the travel covid ban.

 

[kayaksteve]

I have no plans again this year. But I may try to slip in a blind trip somewhere for a few days if I take a notion and the stars align. I’ll be thinking of destinations and strategies just in case the opportunity was to present itself

 

[kayaksteve]

I plan on going to Nebraska a couple times this year.

I always thought that would be a cool hunt but the travel times always throw a kink in my hunting time with days off work

 

[Son]

I don't know much about deer hunting, so I'll hang around here in SW Georgia. And I don't like traveling much anymore. Plus, we have plenty free pork in these parts.

 

[spencer12]

I always thought that would be a cool hunt but the travel times always throw a kink in my hunting time with days off work

Yeah, if you plan to drive which is what we do, you can pretty much nock 2 full days of travel off. It’s a 21 hour drive for me.

 

[psedna]

I acgtually prefer 80 degree weather for an entire week in south georgia mid December like this year. As long as you dress light, look out for snakes, and dont mind not seeing deer - It really is a great time to be out in the woods!

I had an entire week off during this time, waited all year for the special time to be in the woods.

Thanks to our DNR for shutting down the season before the long MLK school holiday, since we wouldnt want our kids to be in south ga woods but would rather have them be elsewhere rather than end the season with a three day long weekend - oh yeah, it was cold prob too cold to be out.

I mean its not like our dwindling south ga deer population could support another week, or for that matter, the rest of January (oh Im sorry, thats when you get really cold weather in south georgia).

 

[GregoryB.]

I just purchased 52 acres in WV recently so I am going to focus on Mountain deer this year.

 

[TomC]

Yep, probably head out behind the house a time or two or three

 

[Gadestroyer74]

I just purchased 52 acres in WV recently so I am going to focus on Mountain deer this year.

West Virginia is absolutely loaded with deer that ought to be easy

 

[Chas]

Does anybody care to pass along any info, leased land in Kentucky 3 years. Loved it but I was paying the majority of it and just got burnt out on spending all the money. Will be headed to Illinois or Kentucky this year, would love to get on a lease but will probably end up on public land. I am putting in the research but dang there are alot of options, would prefer to bow hunt, would prefer lodging close by. Would rather be in a higher population area with a chance at a good deer.

 

[gma1320]

Maybe Kansas for me.