Anybody hunt in the Aylmer area?

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Sandman
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Anybody hunt in the Aylmer area?

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Hello,

I was wondering if anyone on the forum hunts out in the Aylmer area? A friend of mine who owns a farm out just south east of Aylmer has extended an invitation to me to hunt his farm land. He has 200 acres of crops and the same amount of bush.

Looking to see if anyone is familiar with the area and the deer population??

Thanks in advance,
Robin
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Black Coyote
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Hunting the Aylmer area

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Hi Robin

I know the area fairly good;I worked in the Aylmer and area for 20yrs my worked took me too many of the local farms (am retired now". But Aylmer and area has very healthy Deer population.

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aylmer

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we have hunted along the catfish for many years and have seen so very large deer harvested from that area 150 to 170 inch bucks . it is a very good area would be willing to lend a hand with the harvest on your friends farm DUTCH
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Sandman, i have hunted the area(lived there most of my life) for nearly 25 years. S/E is where i do most of my hunting as well. There are ALOT of deer and ALOT of turkeys in the area. If you wanna drop me a PM we can talk a little more discriptive :wink: . We have shot a pile of big deer in our area including the current #1 muzzleloader buck :D Bill
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Re: aylmer

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dutchhunter wrote:we have hunted along the catfish for many years and have seen so very large deer harvested from that area 150 to 170 inch bucks . it is a very good area would be willing to lend a hand with the harvest on your friends farm DUTCH
Thanks for the info........Ill keep you in mind~!

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Robin
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footed shaft wrote:Sandman, i have hunted the area(lived there most of my life) for nearly 25 years. S/E is where i do most of my hunting as well. There are ALOT of deer and ALOT of turkeys in the area. If you wanna drop me a PM we can talk a little more discriptive :wink: . We have shot a pile of big deer in our area including the current #1 muzzleloader buck :D Bill
Bill - I'll drop you a PM. You dont by chance hunt with a fella with the nick name "Zap" do you?

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Robin
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Brian ?? No but i am familiar witth him. My brother went to school with him.
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footed shaft wrote:Brian ?? No but i am familiar witth him. My brother went to school with him.
I beleive they are one and the same.....I play a little hockey with Zap, Buzz and Eggy if any of those are familiar to you?

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Robin
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Zap and Buzz i know, but not the other. Bill
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Re: Hunting the Aylmer area

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Black Coyote wrote:Hi Robin

I know the area fairly good;I worked in the Aylmer and area for 20yrs my worked took me too many of the local farms (am retired now". But Aylmer and area has very healthy Deer population.

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Thanks BC....Did your work take you to any of the Tabacco Farms in the area?

Cheers,
Robin
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