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Jacob Jovanovich

4 years ago

Buyer beware. Nice accommodations, nice people, d...

Buyer beware. Nice accommodations, nice people, decent experience for novice hunter; but not a place for a true hunter.

Just a basic high-volume, "hunter-mill" operation. 10 others in our camp - not 1 person killed, except on last day, 1 guy shot a dink (tiny 6pt). Just ask them about their success rate (but, unfortunately I'm certain you won't get a straight answer).

Didn't see 1 decent buck entire trip and was hunting peak rut. Deer photos on website are extremely doctored. "Guides"/landowners hunt before you if they have a buck picked out.

Not a place to waste your money (or time) if you truly are after 140+ deer. Odds are definitely against you; horrible success rate (probably 10%) and most of these are likely small 120ish bucks, as that's all you'll see and they encourage you to shoot them ("character" bucks or "borderline" bucks they'll call em; even though they claim 140 is minimum (it's a hoax) ). With 3 or 4 'camps' running 10+ hunters through each camp each week, that's a hell of a lot of non-stop hunting pressure! They just play the hop scotch game with the hunters, shuffling them around to 'give them new scenery.' Do the math, that's around 600+ hunters each season !!, the large majority of which go home empty handed, a few shoot dinks (of which, hadley will add 10 or 20pts to the score), and only a very, very, vey small percentage (maybe 1%) will harvest a decent 140 / 150 class buck (which hadley will claim is a 170). Just look at their photos (which again, are extremely doctored up, just look closely) and realize 600 guys ( & gals) hunt each year, and that's all they have to show for it; a handful of mediocre bucks, a handful of dinks, and couple nice bucks. It doesn't take a statition to figure out how horrible the success rate is, or how horrible your odds are at a mediocre buck, let alone a decent buck. Save the frustration, look elsewhere.

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