Tips for a successful hunt at Gin Ridge

1. Listen to your guide; they know the land they are guiding. They put many long hours in scouting and watching the deer movement; setting stands to ensure the best opportunity for your hunt. Remember this is a guided hunt; let your guide do what they do best. At the end of each day, discuss the deer movement with your guide and how your days hunt went. With your input and their daily scouting, your guide will create the ultimate hunting esperience.

2. There is NO TRACKING of any deer withouth the presence of a guide.

3. Absolutely NO SCOUTING or leaving your stand for any reason unless directed by your guide. Anyone who violates this rule will forfeit the rest of his hunt.

4. Safety belts MUST be worn at all times while on stand and an orange vest and hat MUST be worn at all times when in the field.

5. The longer you hunt, the better your chances at a trophy. To date no one has ever shot a buck while resting at camp. When hunting trophy bucks noon can be just as good as sunset, so stay out as long as possible.

6. Once on stand look for shooting lanes and possible openings before your buck appears so you will be prepared for any situation.

7. We would like to photograph all bucks taken and can be used on social media for advertisement purposes.