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1. As of the 2009-2010 season, there will not be
many rules as there will only be a couple hunters on
our place. The biggest rule is SAFETY. Be sure of
your target, do not shoot towards roads or highways,
and target practice only in the designated area in
the camp. 2. The state limit of three bucks and
unlimited does are allowed for harvest for the
2009-2010 hunting season. 3. No fires are to be
made outside of the camp. No fireworks allowed on
the lease. 4. No horseplay on ATV's and no driving
through food plots in any vehicle. 5. Safety
harnesses will be used at all times when hunting
from an elevated stand. 6. You will keep your area
clean in the camp. Do not leave trash or food laying
around outside which will attract raccoons, foxes,
and coyotes. 7. Do NOT field dress deer in the
woods. This attracts larger numbers of predators
such as bobcats and coyotes onto our land. 8. If
you see a stray hunting dog, do everything in your
power to catch it, and then call the Game Watch
number to report it. No trespassing of dogs will be
tolerated. 9. You will be supplied with "written
permission" to be on the land. Keep a copy of this
with you along with your hunting license at all
times. 10. If using power supplied by the
generator, you will split the cost for the gas to
power it. 11. If using the Port-a-Potty facility,
you will pay for your share of the monthly cleaning
cost. 12. Guest hunter/temporary membership
policy: $125/per day, and only $325 for a
Friday-Saturday-Sunday hunt. Your guest will be allowed one buck
and one doe per day. These prices are for a guided
hunt in which you will be put in a place with a very
high chance of harvesting a quality buck. 13. If
you do not renew your membership with the club for
the next season, you must remove all personal
property (stands, campers, ect.) from club lands by
May 1st. 14. You will register all deer and turkey
harvest in the log book. When hunting, you will sign
in and out of the log in book. This will require you
to write the time you signed in, the time you signed
out, location hunted, number of deer seen, and how
many were bucks and does. 15. When hunting, keep a
cell phone or a 2-way radio with you at all times in
the unlikely event of an emergency. |
