Is anybody else as obsessed over having alot of land to hunt on, as I am?

I mean I am constantly looking at leases/hunting clubs.

I even call people with land posted as "For Sale" and try to talk them into letting me lease it.

I have more than I can hunt every year, but still continue to look for more.

<<<<<<<<<This guy!

Good to know i'm not the only greedy bastage around!

I hate you (only because I am still trying to locate a single freaking lease)

Yes. I have land I have not hunted in 2 years.

You need some help?

No. Same place for 30 years and quite content there. I figured out a while ago the the grass is not greener somewhere else.

I used to not be....until I started turkey hunting.

I'm constantly looking for land to lease and have more than I can hunt already.

X2.... 25 years here, The land IS my living room,and been studying the deer and how they've been feeding and traveling for 25 years. Now I know what they're gonna do before they do!

I'm always trying to better my situation, so yeah, I'm constantly looking.

Dr. B

Sounds like you have too much money to spend.

No such thing as "too many" places to hunt.

I have hunted the same place my whole life, one tract I own and 2 miles away a family friend lets me hunt his 150 acres. Every deer I have ever killed has come from these 2 tracts with the exception of 2 does I killed in Tuskeegee when I was at Auburn.

Just last year my cousin gave me permission to bow hunt 200 acres of farm land that has never been hunted about 11 miles from my house.

I look at it this way. Too much of a good thing..... is a good thing.

Have only hunted one lease in Alabama for 14 years. I can't seem to pry myself away from my place to go anywhere where else. I would rather take a chance on having properly scouted and managed my deer than just taking a blind chance on another place that i have given no planning to.

Yea, but the place you hunt SUCKS..., Oh wait, it is a well managed quail property a bunch of excellent quality deer...nevermind

Although I believe some hunters "property hop" because they can't get past the idea of "the grass being greener" somewhere else, I can fully understand those who constantly seek new locations to challenge their deer pattern decipherment skills. Those skills are the core of many hunters' passion for hunting (and rightfully so).

3800 acres for free.Amazing how many people will let you hunt after spending a little porch time with them.Buddies say it's useless to ask I figure worst case they say no.Alot comes by way of church family.Very blessed and always looking.

I've hunted one club since 1987 (1500 acres) and found another small club 5 years ago (300 acres). Last year I found 150 acres that I didn't get the chance to hunt,,, but I will this year!

I just like to explore new areas and figure out deer movement.