A nice evening in Louisiana

Saint Francisville


Do you know Mike Wampold that owns Woodlawn and Longwood Plantation, I think all together he has 3200 acres or so in the Saint Francisville area, up towards the Mississippi border. .


I dated his younger sister years ago and kick myself in the arse every once in a while thinking about (what might have been) having access to that property

Yea I wasn't expecting a video download when I clicked the link. Probably have some viruses now

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3200 in that area is big money.

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I don't remember him hunting much but I'm sure his family and friends use it.

Wampold Companies

Property management company in Westminster, Louisiana

Only took 6 post for someone to sh!t on your parade.



I have been waiting for 8 years now at our current place for the feeders to turn on and the deer come running.

You sound poor and use “I hunt public for the challenge” as an excuse as to why you don’t have a lease. Grow up cause the jealousy stinks in here!

How far we going back?

My step-dad and myself have been hunting the St. Francisville area since 1990ish. The prices these days are insane. He's 71 and he has finally tapped out. Last year in the place we've been hunting since 2002. I think they went up to $50/acre for this next 3 year lease starting 2026.

Thx Sig.

I manage a lot of social media accounts and platforms. There are just some folks that see everything negatively. Part of life.

On a different note: check out three new visitors I got today. I have not seen these three at all this year.

The way they are fighting. It makes me think that they’re siblings!

Does Coming to the feeder

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Just like our forefathers imagined

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our forefathers ran the shite out of them with dogs..sooo

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Which would be a sporting chance

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they would have an even greater sporting chance if you only used your hands, but you don't do that do you?

My point is, hunting can be accomplished in many ways, and our European ancestors brought a method used for thousands of years to North America (dogs) bc it was effective. The "ambush" method is also not new. I have no doubt that many native Americans have sat long hours at a watering hole in arid regions waiting for a thirsty animal to come by. Not much different than sitting over a feeder. And, if they found a method to harvest animals more effectively, they used it (see "buffalo jump").