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White Oak Update February 2010
This spring we only have 3 weekends that still have openings at this time - March 13, March 19 & 20, March 26 & 27.
We will be primary hunting sheep, there are a lot of good ones on the property now.
We obviously over harvested the Boars last year so we do not have any more Boar hunts to offer this spring, our herd needs to rebound a little. Our Boar hunts will continue this fall starting September 2010.
There will be Fallow & Sika Bucks available Fall 2010.
There will we 2 very large Buffalo Bulls available fall 2010
Rams
We presently have a good variety of Rams on the property. Corsicans, Barbado, Black Hawaiian, Texas Dall, Roan, Mouflon Cross and 4-Horns – as you can see by the pictures, a lot of great looking Rams. The Rams are priced according to size and species. Most are $750, $850, $950, and there are ust a few exceptional trophies at a higher price. We don’t have many of the very large rams so give us a call if you want more information.
The Whitetail hunting inside the fence went well, some nice bucks taken, many left for next year.
Our native free ranging hunts went well with almost a 100% shooting opportunity on bucks. We harvested a lot of good bucks but two were real bruisers! Check out the Pictures!
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If your interest in native free ranging whitetail hunts on our property, check out
www.OhioWhitetailOutfitters.com
Sherri Did it Again
My wife Sherry hunted hard this year and put another Big Buck on the ground. It sported a very wide set of antlers, 23 ½” at the widest. I encouraged her to hunt another one of our farms where I had seen many large Bucks this fall. Early in the season she go excited and missed a big one with her bow, but she got a bruiser with her muzzleloader in gun season. She also tagged a big Black Bear with her bow in West Virginia this past fall.
We are expanding our Whitetail Outfitting business.
Visit our Ohio Whitetail Outfitters site for more information and trail cam pictures.
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Plan B
We often ask our Bow Hunters to be willing to go to “Plan B” in the afternoon. Basically our animals have seen enough hunting pressure that sometimes you are likely not going to get a bow shot. Sometimes the only animals left in the field are highly educated, fast and they know exactly what’s going on. We all want a good challenge and to earn our trophy, but past experience has shown us that sometimes this herd will be tough - even with a rifle, and impossible with a bow. This is one of the draw backs of hunting our resident herds. By the time an animal is a trophy, he has been very well educated. Our Fallow herd is a good example. We have animals that were contenders for World Records, that have died in the field of old age. When booking your hunt, if you are a Bow Hunter, we can tell you how it’s been going.
We are looking forward to a good spring season! Give us a call if you have any questions.
-Eddie
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