Boston area hunting?

Some one must know that area? Joe I would be very carefull so much is historic around there. cladius.

Cladius said:

Joe I would be very carefull so much is historic around there. cladius.

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Yeah, I know... that's why I figured I'd ask first.  Well, if I don't hear anything definite about parks, there's always the water.  I went to a Massachussets MD club site and they pretty much listed all the normal types of places to hunt (schools, parks, water, etc) on a tips page.  We'll see...

Thanks!

Hi Joe
This is what I would do if I were you.
If you will have a car: Get on the Mass pike (rt 90) and drive west for 20-30 minutes get off and ask the farmer to hunt the woods on the edge of his field.

If you do not have a car: Get to the coast and go north or south along the coast or, look for a construction site and ask to hunt.

Our public transportation will bring you to populated areas only. I would not suggest it.

PM me and I will take you out in my area. Or meet up with you. I am about 45 minutes out of Boston (near the old farm)
Jeff

Thanks Jeff,

I'm going to be in Cambridge for a long weekend.  I should b able to get some hunting in but my wife has a weekend of siteseeing planned; historical tours and the like.  Basicaly, I don't think I'm going to be able to spend a lot of time hunting.

What I usually do is get out to where I want to hunt by sunrise and hunt for 2 hours or so.  By the time I get back, she's just getting up, I'm there, she's happy and I'm happy   So wherever I hunt has to be fairly close to where I'm staying (if possible) for the sake of my marriage As it is, she's letting me go alone to a forum hunt in May alone (she went with me last year) so I can't really complain. She's been great about my "obsession" as she calls it...

Let me know if you have any other ideas! Can you dig public parks, etc?

joe