The Most Important First Step in Managing a New Deer Hunting Farm | DEER DIRT w/ Bill Winke S2 EP. 3

On this episode of Deer Dirt, Bill Winke dives into crucial first steps for managing a new property for deer hunting. #DeerDirt. #HuntStand
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[@MissouriDroneDeerRecovery]

Great video Bill. I think the service is most valuable before purchasing as a property. Tells you exactly what you are signing up for!

[@transamguy9073]

What if you have more bucks to does? Last fall was our 1st yr on the new property and come fall we saw more bucks than does had more bucks on cam as well. Now the does were there all summer and they fawned there. But come fall we only saw a handful of does

[@bill-winke]

The farm I owned in southern Iowa was like that and the one we own now will be like that also soon enough. I didn't see all the bucks leaving during the rut. They only know what is in their range. If there is a doe area in their range, yes they will tend to spend more time there during the rut, but otherwise, they just travel more as they have to work harder to find a hot doe. That southern Iowa farm had an honest 4 bucks per doe at one point. The bucks moved a lot and fought a lot. It was a really cool farm to hunt. Good luck.