Most hunters  don’t have the luxury of a million-dollar plot of private land with habitat perfect for supporting abundant game animals.
No, instead we’re left to hunt the public lands of this country, which, while great in their own rights, introduce a lot of pressure, company, and challenges.

Here are some pointers that can help you.

The number one most important factor in finding success on public land remembering to get as far away from other hunters as possible. Public land hunters have a tendency to hunt within a few hundred yards of the roads or trails.

If you can get past obstacles that will stop others, such as rivers, lakes, or swamps, you stand a better chance at getting into some great deer hunting.

Hunters who utilize waders, canoes, or kayaks can get in to spots that are often as good or better than some private lands. Find a thick or swampy spot that most hunters will avoid and you are on the right track to finding a public land monster.

source:wideopenspaces.com