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Hunting property opportunities within the urban zones are hard to come buy.
Today while riding down a country road just hundreds of feet inside a urban zone I observed a small heavily wooded parcel of land with several deer feeding in an open area near the back of the property.
I parked and was watching the deer when a farmer approached on a tractor mowing the shoulder.We engaged in small talk for a while introducing our selves ,told him I was retired. After a few minutes,He asked if I was a Deer hunter and I told him ,only with a crossbow, and out of the blue said he was looking for some one like me to remove a few of those deer I was watching.
I could not believe it ,after looking for a place for years,here is a hunting area presented not seven miles from home.
The farmer then took me on the tractor and showed me the rear of his property My eyes almost popped out,can you believe, 4 acres of Apples that cant be seen from the road,and about 5 acres of creek bottom and a large field of beans. We then went to his house, I met his wife and two dogs, Squeaky and Squacky the fox Terriers. He filled out a hunting permission form,signed it And said good hunting come Sept 15 th.
Some body pinch me I must be dreaming.
But I will be urban zone deer hunting come Sept 15.
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