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Welcome to the Whitetail Adventures Hunting Club website! Here, you will find information on my lease and whitetail deer management practices.

My lands are very diverse and range from large white oak bottoms to rolling hills with mature pines. This in turn increases the carrying capacities of the land and the quality of the deer. Alabama has one of the most liberal hunting seasons in the country. There are over 100 days you can hunt whitetails here in Alabama.

Evolved Harvest MaximumIn addition, deer aren't the only creatures roaming around in these woods. We have a very healthy population of turkeys. Each year, we add in seed such as chufa to our food plot seed that turkeys love. It has been under a strict management plan for seven years now, and we have seen a great increase in the population and quality of the deer thanks to our practices. I plant several food plots on my lands with choices that have high nutritional value. Lablab, tropical corn, soybeans, and peas are planted each year in the spring. This helps attract new deer to our land, as well as feeds and maintains the current population. In the fall, I will tear up some of the spring plots and make room for fall/winter plots. The tropical corn typically becomes mature and begins being utilized by the deer around the first week of bow season, so if there is a good corn crop, I leave it standing. You can find more information about this and other topics on our management page. My lands have everything you would ever want want to hunt--hardwood bottoms, both mature and young planted pines, thickets, and beautiful creek bottoms.

The Summit Plot Mule has helped tremendously in getting in tight little spots where a tractor can't go. To be honest, we haven't even used a tractor once to do anything to our fields since I purchased it. The Plot Mule has taken over those duties!

 

 

 

 

 

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2008-2009
Alabama Seasons and Bag Limits

 

Go here to check out pictures from our trail cameras as well as deer we have taken off our land.

 

 

Archery season:   October 15 - January 31


Muzzleloader:      November 17 - 21


Rifle:                  November 22 - January 31


   **2008 - 2009 Bag Limits for Alabama**


Two does per day, or one buck and one doe per day. 3 bucks total per hunter per year. Hunters must keep a harvest record of bucks and turkeys during the 2008-2009 season.

 

 

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8-9-08

Here are some pictures from some of the food plots taken today. The deer were moving pretty good this afternoon with half of a moon straight up in the sky.


The deer have eaten all the seed of the sorghum plants from the Maximize seed mix. They destroyed the peas and soybeans in this plot a long time ago.


Here is another plot planted with Evolved Harvest Maximum. The deer are about to begin tearing into it as the sorghum seeds are changing to a reddish color, and they have eaten the leaves off most of the sunflowers.


Here are two does I drove up on that were eating in another Evolved Harvest Maximum plot.

 

8-5-08

Here are some of the food plots that were planted in the spring with Evolved Harvest's "Maximize." This seed is a mixture of forage soybeans, sorghum, and sunflowers. As the grain on the sorghum begins to mature as it has in the first picture below, the deer begin eating the seed tops.


Tropical Corn

7-20-08

Attention

There have been numerous instances of thefts, trespassing, and acts of vandalism on my lands going on for the last 9 months. Any person with information regarding these incidents should contact the Henry County Sheriff's Department and ask for Investigator Culbreth. He can be reached at 334-585-3131. Here is a list of items stolen from my lease.

     3 Moultrie GameSpy Trail Cameras
     3 G-30 pop-up Ground Blinds
     3 Two-Man ladder stands
     1 15" shooting house
     1 Summit Viper SS Climbing Stand
     And several other items.

There has already been an arrest of one person on numerous charges in connection with the crimes. He was a member of a neighboring dog hunting club, and I expect that there will be several other arrests as well. Again, contact me or Mr. Culbreth if you have information on these items.

Here are some pictures of the stolen items.


Shooting House Note that the legs are black powder coated metal. The top has zipper entry and zipper windows.


Summit Viper SS


Ameristep G-30 Ground Blind

   

7-20-08

Other than that mess I have to put up with, my corn crop is doing very well with the corn well over 5' tall after planting less than a month ago! Here is a picture of the field.


Tropical Corn 5' tall 27 days after germination


Above is one of my Evolved Harvest Maximum food plots.


Here is my baby checking out his daddy's food plot.

 
   
     

  

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