Posted By: kylebryan
Jones County - 03/27/22 04:04 AM
I just bought a 138 acre place in Jones County close to Stith. Anyone have any experience with deer hunting this area? I’ve owned it for about a month and have yet to see any deer on camera but have seen some sign on the property. Just wanted to hear from anyone who’s hunted this area.
Posted By: Biscuit
Re: Jones County - 03/27/22 02:09 PM
I just hunted near Hawley this past season, saw lots of deer . Good area
Posted By: ILUVBIGBUCKS
Re: Jones County - 03/28/22 12:50 PM
Congrats on your new place!!
Good luck and enjoy it.
Posted By: DUKFVR
Re: Jones County - 03/28/22 01:18 PM
Congrats on your new place! Nothing like pulling up to the gate!
Put some feed out & you will find out quick if you have any. As dry as everything is they are hitting feeders.
Posted By: Txduckman
Re: Jones County - 03/29/22 04:10 AM
Hunted dove out there a lot. No deer on camera? What's the cover like? If no cover don't expect any deer, just some birds. Plant a wheat t field if so to get deer.
What did the seller provide in the way of previous game taken??
Posted By: kylebryan
Re: Jones County - 03/30/22 03:15 PM
Posted By: BubRay
Re: Jones County - 03/30/22 04:03 PM
Pen the feeders to keep some corn on the ground for the deer. those hogs are likely eating it up before the deer get their groceries! Great looking place. Congrats.
Posted By: kylebryan
Re: Jones County - 03/30/22 04:30 PM
Pen the feeders to keep some corn on the ground for the deer. those hogs are likely eating it up before the deer get their groceries! Great looking place. Congrats.
Penning the feeders is definitely the plan. I wanted to keep them open for a bit so i could thin the hogs first.
Posted By: Lone_Wolf
Re: Jones County - 03/30/22 07:34 PM
That many hogs will push deer out of an area
Posted By: Biscuit
Re: Jones County - 03/30/22 10:25 PM
Looks like fun, you have something to shoot at
Posted By: dogcatcher
Re: Jones County - 03/31/22 12:18 AM
You will never be able to thin the hog herd, they are like fleas in that area.
Posted By: Txduckman
Re: Jones County - 03/31/22 04:52 PM
Nice! Pen those feeders and the deer should come. We hardly get any deer at our unpened feeders this time of year when the oinkers move in.
Posted By: Haskell Kid
Re: Jones County - 04/10/22 04:48 AM
Congratulations. We just purchased 220 acres in Haskell County and probably scrutinized your place when active listing. Similar situation with creek through middle and lots of pigs. Got two feeders running yesterday that are in pens. Watching a few deer now and hoping to see more as they get accustomed to em.
Posted By: kylebryan
Re: Jones County - 04/12/22 03:48 AM
Posted By: ctonsmitty
Re: Jones County - 04/12/22 06:14 PM
8-10 hog panels per feeder---hogs will still come by the feeders, they just won't clean up the corn (they just get the few pieces that escape the pen)
Posted By: mickeyhft
Re: Jones County - 04/26/22 01:55 PM
Great for ya getting that place! You know, we never really had very many deer at feeders this time of year, they just have too much natural preferred food. Which always worked out well anyway, because it was hogs and turkeys we wanted at the feeders this time of year. So you've probably got lots of deer there! By the way, I am from Jones County area, mostly Shackelford, and I don't even know where Stith is! So you've got you a nice out of the way place there!