For reasons unknown, arrow based weaponry (aka bow season)
use hasn't gotten on with the same number of deer seekers here as in some other
Great Lakes states. While Michigan drives all states in bow hunter numbers, and
the level of deer seekers who hunt after deer with archery, Minnesota falls
behind in the two regions.
Perhaps the
strong gun-hunting tradition and one-buck limit cause most white-tailers to
focus on the November firearms season instead. Whatever the case, the Minnesota
deer woods tend not to be crowded during archery season.
There are a lot of trees to hang a stand in, particularly in the north central /eastern portion of the state. The state known as the "Place that is known for 10,000 Lakes" has significantly more potential bow hunting spots than you think. It's simply a question of choosing which one's appropriate for you!
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