FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
Working on another 1800 acres but the owner lives in Florida, apparently leases it to a hunting club. Hoping he'll let me hunt coyotes to improve the deer population.
So My New Toy Came In,,,Thermal Scope
- Thread starter JamieZ
- Start date
Just a FYI. If he leases it and coyote season is at the same time its being leased,,,,you would have to ask the person leasing it. Reason I say this is because of my own thoughts. I wouldnt want somebody hunting the property I just leased,,,I just paid money for and as far as the owner goes,,,I cant see him being able to give you permission since he already has someone under contract that paid him for the use of the property.
But I know nothing when it comes to theses things.
My buddy owns land,,,he leases it to a company that packs cans of vegetables. The company leases it to spray their wastewater that is used to clean the vegetables. We still hunt the property all year but like I said the company leases it for other reasons besides hunting.
FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
Ahh..good points. Neighbor told me they lease it for deer season but I know there were guys running coyotes with dogs on some of that property, maybe they're in that hunting club. All I have is the property owners address so I have to snail mail him anyway.
I figured its worth a try.
Been told they have cameras set up all over the place on that property so definitely want written permission to be there.
I figured its worth a try.
Been told they have cameras set up all over the place on that property so definitely want written permission to be there.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Wow that's a big chunk of land in NY
FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
The guy that owns the property i just got permission to hunt said it used to be something like 2800 acres! My guess is it was bought just as a money maker. Was different farms at one time. They call him Cuban Jack, or something like that lol.
Shoots100
.44 mag
If their serious deer hunters, It would be best to ask permission to hunt coyote after the deer season ends, as to not effect their deer hunting.
If their not serious bow hunters, You could ask permission to hunt Oct 1st and stop a couple of weeks before rifle season starts.
Having the coyote population minimized before the season starts is always a good point to make, especially if they have a lot of coyote on the property.
It's amazing how a pack of coyote can screw up a deer populations daily routine.
I do see a difference between how jumpy the deer are before + after I hunt a property.
Usually after I take care of a couple of coyote, the small critters magically appear the next couple of days and the deer are less nervous acting.
They know who's driving.
SJC
FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
That may be a good idea. Seems the property is leased to a club maybe it would be best to go directly to the club with questions. There's a metric shit ton of coyotes around here, I didn't hear the guys running them with dogs last year. Year before one of their dogs ended up in our yard a couple times. Name and phone number on their tracking collars. Told the owner for his dog's health he should keep better track of him. My Pit isn't dog friendly in the least bit.