New land access during summer frustrations

[hunter10]

The piece sounds like a paradise to me. Thick and hooks up to another property you hunt. Win win. You need a partner to hunt that ground?

Trust me, having a younger brother and dedicated girlfriend who hunt.. I often find myself leaving my bow in the truck and taking them out!!

As with all things that seem golden on the outside, I imagine being in a suburban environment i will likely run into people tresspassing etc but I think the deer may tolerate human scent a little more so thats a plus.

[Stanley]

40 acres is very easy to hunt. Set up some observation stands sites and hunt it. This is what I do on small parcels if I don't get any intel from scouting, glassing, cameras etc.

How close do you sit observation on this small a piece. Is it close enough to still get a kill or just simply to watch a certain area from afar for later.

On a piece that small I would start on the edges and work my way in. On a piece that small, I always try to set up where I may have a shot. If you watching in the off season back farther is better.

[Stanley]

The piece sounds like a paradise to me. Thick and hooks up to another property you hunt. Win win. You need a partner to hunt that ground?

Trust me, having a younger brother and dedicated girlfriend who hunt.. I often find myself leaving my bow in the truck and taking them out!!

As with all things that seem golden on the outside, I imagine being in a suburban environment i will likely run into people tresspassing etc but I think the deer may tolerate human scent a little more so thats a plus.

Use this to your advantage. Hunt when the weather is cold, rainy, snowy. Also sometimes other people can push a buck your way. I had this happen in 2003 a lady walking a dog (not suburbs) pushed a good buck by me. That buck sure looks nice on the wall.