Where to own land?

[dakids]

If money wasn't an issue.  What state would you prefer to own your own deer mecca, and why.  You are limited to 200 acres, so choose wisely. 

[Randy Kaar]

Minnesota on a lake.

randy

[Tyler Rother]

Got land for deer already up by Two Harbors... Never hunt it...

Now for ducks, I know this isn't the topic, but somewhere up in Canada, or down in the flooded timbers of Arkansas or Louisiana. More ducks, and more of a challenge to hunt/find one's that aren't decoy shy.

[corny13]

Well,200 acres is a little small for the badlands of ND, but about right size for deer hunting in the Missouri river bottoms.......would need to be all woods with irrigated corn all around it....

[Go Big Red!]

That's an easy one, Buffalo County in Wis for deer.

There are more B&C and P&Y deer harvested per square mile than any where else in the nation.

[Mayfly]

I'd buy 200 acres just north or east of the cities. Maybe up by Taylors Falls. Love that area!

[Cody Gruchow]

alberta canada for some BIG NORTHERN WHITETAILS.

[jkcmj]

Decatur County Iowa. 200 inch genetics and large tracts of QDM land are all over making 200 acres as good as 2000.  Buffalo County beats it for cover, but can't match the 200 inch genetics and amazing drop tine potential.

[thunderpout]

Cody.... Alberta isnt a state, but if it was, Id pick that for my choice also..... I guess Id say MN since I live here,  Id either want my 200 acres either in section 346 in SE MN, or 245 in north central MN where we hunt.... more total deer and more bucks taken in those two zones going back years and years.... be interesting to see how that'll change where we go, with the booming wolf population the next few years.

[Fawkinnae]

Southeastern Montana. Beautiful country. Mule deer, whitetails and pronghorns.

[MNBucKKiller]

MN...remer area.  Lots of good land around there

[Cody Gruchow]

if i had to choose a state it would still be MN and it would be from my home range of the PARK RAPIDS area over by Huntersville state forest 200acres in that area

[deadeye]

If it wasn't so far, 200 acres on the Milk river in Montana would be nice.  But then I wouldn't be able to get there very often so my second choice would be to add 200 acres to what I currently have in central Minnesota. 

[HUNTER2]

A couple hundred just west of my property I have right now would be nice.