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Welcome to our Front Porch. Here you will find talk about what is going on with WKO and any success we've had. We use only recent photos and references from our hunts. This gives our clients an up-to-date, honest report. Check back daily, because like the seasons it will change.


We have 3 hunt dates we'd like to put hunters in.

The first is a early season hunt. The hunt dates are Sept 17-18-19, 2010. This 3-day hunt normally runs $550. At this time we will let this hunt go for $450 per hunter. Or you can make this a 17-21st hunt for $600. This is for newly booked hunts only.

The second hunt is for October 1-2-3rd. Again this hunt normally runs $550 but we are going to discount it to $450. Or make it a 4-day hunt, 1-4th, for $600. This is for newly booked hunts only.

The other hunt we have availability for is the 2-day October Muzzleloader hunt set for October 16-17th. This hunt is not discounted but we do have some availability for those interested or someone looking for a last minute hunt.


 

 

TODAY's News from the Porch:

Update: 7.28.10 - More rain last night and today will go a long way for helping fall food sources. We checked out some of our soft mass such as peaches, apples, persimmons and pa-pas yesterday and it looks like we're going to have a decent crop of the deer candies. Looks like it may be a so-so to good year on acorns. Having too many can make hunting tough as deer don't have to travel far to find acorns.We always hope to have a decent crop, but not over abundant. This way when a tree starts dropping deer key in on it as we do which hopefully leads to some buck encounters.

38 days until the Archery opener guys. Hopefully you early season guys are honing your shooting skills. It pays to be prepared. Most stands will be in that 15-18ft range to give you an idea for shot trajectory.

7.26.10 - We had quite a bit of rain last week which was good to see. It should go a long way with the mast crops in our areas, as well as, upcoming food plots. Thanks to everyone who inquired about the hunts listed above and those of you who booked. We still have a couple openings on each hunt. So if you are interested contact us before they fill. Once filled we are not booking any additional hunts for 2010.

7.13.10 - Boy has the heat and humidity returned. Evening scounting has slowed some as the heat index climbs to well over 100. The activity is there, but it's getting pushed closer to dark and under darkness. Regardless, the antlers are growing. We dived into some ground preparation over the last week for fall food plots and got quite a bit done, but there is nothing I hate more than when equipment fails and slows progress. Last year we seen success with the blends we planted but did have a couple of plots that didn't meet our expectations. We'll be changing those up this year with a different variety and look forward to seeing the results. For those of you that are new to hunting with us, we're not big on hunting over or sitting directly over food plots, but will if the activity dictates it. Our plots serve many purposes but the biggest is attracting and holding game. At certain times of the year ag crops and acorns will when out over anything deer eat, but prior to the rut we see does hitting grass variety hard and it's good to have something to offer. Also, post rut, we see activity increase on plots and grasses considerably.

We have a couple discounts we're offering on a September and early October archery hunt. The prices can be viewed above. If interested call or email for more details. We consider both to be good hunts. The September hunt will see some bucks still in summer patterns. If we have some early acorns falling we'll get into some good action there, as well as, late planted bean fields. The October hunt is similar, but acorns could play more of a roll, as could early harvested corn fields. We've taken P&Y bucks on these hunts in the past.

7.9.10 - We've made the hunt consulting section of our site live. This area will grow over time and hopefully many past, current and future clients will find it useful when looking for their next hunting trip. We either lease or have first hand knowledge of the hunts currently being offered in this area and in many cases are there assisting on these hunts. We also have access to whom we believe to be some of the best consultants in the business at our disposal as well.

 

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