You can't tell from the image but this is planted in native grasses and has pine and cedar planted throughout. This farm was a tree farm in the past so their are a few left scattered here and there. Right along the east and west edge of the lane is developed lots that are for sale which hinders the property to the west in the future. If I decide to keep this property I would like to turn that area into a thick tangled up mess to make the deer feel a little more secure with the potential to have homes that close to them.
Just wanted to get something started here. I purchased this farm 3 years ago. I have some quality bucks on the farm, have added some food plots and have been playing around a bit with habitat management. The problem I have with this farm and the reason I have it up for sale (besides the fact I am broke) is the subdivision that I own that runs on the NE side of the farm. Although the deer don't seem to care much about it. My son had an opportunity on a 160" class buck not 100 yards east of the farthest south house in sub. The red outlines are the sanctuary areas do to issues entering without disturbing deer. My question is what can I do to more isolate my hunting property from the subdivision? Second issue is this needs to be something that will not tick off the neighbors. Feel free to mention how you would hunt it and I can compare our stand locations. Have fun with it!
