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Re: Looking for a good place to hunt
[Re: RiverWood]
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06/15/15 11:08 AM
06/15/15 11:08 AM
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Northport
Bamarich2
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Posts: 1,508
Northport
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Never have dealt with them, but why do you specify not a Westervelt club? Must really to tough to deal with? Generally speaking, Westervelt lands don't have a lot of hardwoods on them... just SMZ's left by logging crews. If someone really enjoys hunting hardwoods, a WV lease is not usually ideal.
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Re: Looking for a good place to hunt
[Re: Bamarich2]
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06/16/15 12:54 AM
06/16/15 12:54 AM
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 9,002
Colbert County
Teacher One
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14 point
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Posts: 9,002
Colbert County
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Never have dealt with them, but why do you specify not a Westervelt club? Must really to tough to deal with? Generally speaking, Westervelt lands don't have a lot of hardwoods on them... just SMZ's left by logging crews. If someone really enjoys hunting hardwoods, a WV lease is not usually ideal. Westervelt properties have a bad name for several folks around here. I have hunted their lands before, but only as a guest. I did have to hunt pines because that was all they had remaining. I know their is a huge benefit of feed available on cut tracts, but I am one who loves the mature hardwood creek bottoms. Never had any dealing with Westervelt myself, so I just replied what I have been told.
I can't stand a thief.
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Re: Looking for a good place to hunt
[Re: Bamarich2]
#1369739
06/16/15 02:07 AM
06/16/15 02:07 AM
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Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 221
Northport
Ringo
OP
4 point
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OP
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Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 221
Northport
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Never have dealt with them, but why do you specify not a Westervelt club? Must really to tough to deal with? Generally speaking, Westervelt lands don't have a lot of hardwoods on them... just SMZ's left by logging crews. If someone really enjoys hunting hardwoods, a WV lease is not usually ideal. Yeah, I agree with this and what others have said here. Most of the enjoyment I get from hunting is the beautiful scenery of the autumn woods. A pine plantation doesn't provide that for me like a mature hardwood forest does. I grew up hunting as a kid in the late '70's and '80's when I had access to a lot of pretty hardwoods. Nowadays most of those areas are cutover, pines or locked up by private clubs that charge outrageous fees. It doesn't keep me from searching in vain for those beautiful forests of my youth. And Westervelt is not a bad organization. I've been in several Westervelt clubs with good people and have leased some land myself from them. It just seems that every time I do, the only nice hardwood section that they had is cut the first year I join.
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Re: Looking for a good place to hunt
[Re: Ringo]
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06/16/15 03:27 PM
06/16/15 03:27 PM
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Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 3,524
TX
hunting13
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10 point
Joined: Oct 2011
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TX
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Never have dealt with them, but why do you specify not a Westervelt club? Must really to tough to deal with? Generally speaking, Westervelt lands don't have a lot of hardwoods on them... just SMZ's left by logging crews. If someone really enjoys hunting hardwoods, a WV lease is not usually ideal. Yeah, I agree with this and what others have said here. Most of the enjoyment I get from hunting is the beautiful scenery of the autumn woods. A pine plantation doesn't provide that for me like a mature hardwood forest does. I grew up hunting as a kid in the late '70's and '80's when I had access to a lot of pretty hardwoods. Nowadays most of those areas are cutover, pines or locked up by private clubs that charge outrageous fees. It doesn't keep me from searching in vain for those beautiful forests of my youth. And Westervelt is not a bad organization. I've been in several Westervelt clubs with good people and have leased some land myself from them. It just seems that every time I do, the only nice hardwood section that they had is cut the first year I join. X2
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