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I am in the process of trying to find a property that I will both live on and will be used for hunting. I’ve been looking for properties in the 15 to 30 acres range mostly, but tomorrow I’ll be looking at a piece that’s 56 acres. When looking at property what are the key things you look for? I’m thinking some good oak trees, any type of funnel and a good bedding area would be key. What else should I be looking for ? Fyi the areas I’m looking are Harrison, Carroll, Columbiana and Jefferson counties, Ohio.

I’m wanting to buy a new bow but I won’t know what I want until I get to shoot a variety. Any ideas on how I can shoot a bunch of different types of bows before I buy so I know I’m getting exactly what I want?

Was wondering where do you guys buy your SD cards ?? Place that sells them at a good price .

I was just curious what you guys thought about buying used bows. As far as I’m concerned as long as someone has good feedback on here I think it’s a pretty safe bet. Also it’s nice to get last year’s new bow for almost half price. What are your thoughts on buying used bows?

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I have the opportunity to buy some recreation land that I will only use for hunting.

There are two tracts I’m trying to decide on and I’d like some opinions.

The first tract is around 40 acres, and it’s 100% wooded. All hardwoods. It’s sits on the southwest corner of a very large block of timber for the area, probably 300-400 acres, with a couple attached 10 acre pieces to west, and then all ag fields. It’s bordered to the south by a county road. To the west and north, it’s bordered completely by timber. I feel there is potential for a lot of deer traffic on the property, however I also feel like I won’t be able to manage it much and there’s likely to be several hunters on the rest of surrounding timber.
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The second property is 60 acres, mostly wooded with some open areas. This property is more secluded, with probably 400 acres of woods across a county round to the north. To the east are ag fields. To the south, theres probably an overgrown 20 acres ( looks very thick) then ag fields. To the west, there’s another thick 20-30 acres, then all ag fields. I would likely be able to put in a food plot or two and there likely wouldn’t be any other hunters around, except across the road to the north where the bulk of the local timber is. I feel I could effectively manage this ground, but likely would not have as much deer traffic as the other property.
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Which would you choose and why?

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I’m looking to get a recurve for backyard fun mostly. I’ve been to a few local shops, none carry the Samick brand. I did however test a few different weights on recurves. 20# just seemed too easy, 35# was comfortable, 40# was stiff but doable. What weight would y’all recommend? I hear once you start shooting, you move up in weight quick, don’t want anything that in say a few months I tire of and becomes too easy. Also may want to use it for small game and "survival" type situations.

Thanks
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ive been out of bowhunting for a few years, took up duck hunting and let that consume my hunting time. im looking to get back into bow hunting i used to shoot a fred bear assault, im looking into a cheaper setup for now. and have been looking at the pse brute x rts package, bear strike, and the diamond infinite edge. I dont have a lot of money to spend as im currently in college and these happen to fall into my price range. would anyone have any input on these bows…is one better than another?

Thanks for your help in advance