How To Gain Permission & Hunt Small Properties

[@ClemsonFAN251]

Golden nuggets that’s not a lot of people talk about. Nice episode and thank you 👍🏻

[@craigwagner327]

Great advice from a hunter that's always getting it done

[@justinduncan1530]

One of y’all’s best episodes

[@bowhuntordie]

Thanks Justin!

[@aaronalto3034]

That was great content. Very unique insights into ways to get good hunts in areas with little public land and without the cost of a bigger lease.

[@mikefromoh2925]

Wow what an awesome video. Really really appreciate some of the specific tips brother.

[@curtisbrowning4682]

Thanks for the tips!

[@chrismacomber9727]

Great vid you ever run into the problem of hitting a deer and it running onto a nabor property...I live in NC and it is not a right to recover state

[@scottypuckett2440]

Both spots I hunt are under 5 acres. It only takes one good acre to have a great hunting spot. All about location. Funnels and edges

[@ryanfrench11B68W]

I'm new to this bow hunting world. What is it on your arrow that makes it so easy to see?

[@bowhuntordie]

It's called a lighted arrow nock. Works the same as a regular nock on the back end of an arrow, except it lights up when you shoot. We use nocks from a company called Lumenok.

[@robgreer9726]

I've walked past alot of this small spots for years and after the season I walk them in the snow and see scrapes, rubs, and other evidence of heavy use. I find I feel really exposed in them and it just doesn't feel "right" to have the landowner drive past in their driveway and I'm right beside them but it doesn't seem to bother the deer much.

[@robgrubb420]

so awesome thanks tommy

[@cjtuccio]

What state do you hunt in with these small properties?

[@bowhuntordie]

Tommy hunts in Illinois.

[@Kanddande]

I hunt on 5-6 acres. It feels weird to hunt anything bigger

[@psh130]

Good vid

[@calebmcnelly2885]

bad aim on almost every shot wtf lol