The entire farm isn’t a honey-hole. Parts of it, however, certainly can be — and finally were.
The 450-acre farm is a typical southeastern Minnesota ridge and valley farm. It contains a stream in the lowland bordered by swamp, wooded and brushy long and steep slopes, flat cropland and farmland on top. The slopes are riddled with deer cover and basically are too steep and long to hunt. You hunt the bottomland and edges of the swamp, or you hunt near the top or at the top closer to where the deer feed and tend to bed.
Tony Hohensee of Lewiston, Minnesota, has hunted this farm 25 years, during bow and gun seasons, the last several with his son, Arron. He has taken several good bucks here both ways, more…