Kentucky Says Goodbye to Tobacco & Hello to Deer Hunting

CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. - July 20, 2015 - PRLog -- July 20, 2015

Trophy class deer hunting is now mainstream.  Kentucky is the up and comer with land owners selling hunts competing with the giant Illinois icon bucks.  With middle class folks struggling to pay bills and taxes, leasing out their land to wealthier  "city folks" for $1000's of dollars just for a few days is trending.

In efforts to Kentucky land taxes and baby bills, residents have taken up manicuring their farmland to attract wealthy deer hunters.  Land owners in Kentucky can now make 1,000's of dollars in just a few short days by selling deer hunters an opportunity to harvest a big buck.

Residents such a Adley James of Buffalo KY markets their farm by managing 13 food plots on a 150+ acre piece of land.  These food plots are essentially a variety of food buffets used to attract as many deer as possible. See http://www.huntingkentuckydeer.com to fullfill your hunting needs.

With costs of everything going up in this country and the demand for tobacco crops Kentucky is notorious for going down, landowners are becoming more resourceful to pay the bills.