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Bought a small parcel of land

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I just bought some land near Lake Ontario. The deal officially closes at the end of the month. I hope to build a home for retirement and do some planting for turkeys and deer. It's not big (23 acres) but it's less than a hour to Toronto. Tons of geese, ducks, turkeys and deer. Here's a link to the property. It is the two fields south of the road as well as the 7 acres of hardwood. Should be good as the land almost connects the two creek beds on either side of the land. Should be good!

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Awesome Looks like a great place. Congrats
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congrats don.i bet there will be some unhappy guys when they find out your thinking of retiring
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Congrats on yer land purchase. Now get those deer in there & lets hunt them !
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congratulations, hope closing goes well. Looks like a great spot!
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You will take great in setting up and managing your own little piece of paradise. I look forward to hearing about all the upcoming adventures and wildlife encounters!
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Congrats Don, I look forward to seeing some pics of you and the big bucks.
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How high is the fence? :lol: Just kidding!!!!!

Congrats Don! 20 acres is plenty. Can't wait to see some cam pics.

Is there any bears? LOL.
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That 23 acres will soon be contaminated with lead the way I see it. :lol:
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Thats the way the world is turning. You have to own your own land or not hunt. I just joined a range club as to not always be shooting guns where I hunt on my land. Now at the club (East Grey Hunter's and Anglers) we started a 3D coarse so we don't have to drive all the way to Wolf's Den whe we want to shoot bow.
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sumner4991 wrote:How high is the fence? :lol: Just kidding!!!!!

Congrats Don! 20 acres is plenty. Can't wait to see some cam pics.

Is there any bears? LOL.

Give that a couple years...as they continue to move South. :wink:
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I think the first BEAR TRACK seen, this 23 acres goes back on the market. :lol: :lol:

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Congrats Boo, That's awsome, but why would a 34-35 yr old guy be planning his retirement?
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doublelung911 wrote:Congrats Boo, That's awsome, but why would a 34-35 yr old guy be planning his retirement?
Very funny Jason! I wish I was 22 yrs younger. I'd have done this then if I had any brains. BTW, if memory serves me right the MNR trapped a blackie in this area! This is a bear season less than 10 miles away :shock:
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Can't see any rocks? You need lot's of rocks! They are great for stumbling over in the dark and breaking arrows, lol. I happen to have a few extra for free. :mrgreen:

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