Here it is ..... Snipe Creeks continued focus at creating a solid 12 month hunt plan that constantly puts all elements in place which produces the greatest odds at holding / feeding / bedding and ultimately seeing / killing mature whitetails in Snipe Creeks hunt zones.

Year Round Food Plot/Wildlife Management Field Work

The impact of 100+ well maintained and strategically placed rich and nutritious food plots, combined with vast habitat enhancement has changed the positioning, travel routes, bedding areas and feeding zones of most herds of deer in a 5 mile square. (Snipe Creeks hunt zone)

Each summer, it is ubiquitous to see herds of 10-20 bucks in every bean field around and on Snipe Creek's Properties. Most often half of said bucks are 3.5 and older with 130-175 inch racks. When the green fields dry, most all the bucks head for another known food sources - food sources on Snipe Creek Properties.  Deer season comes and out of town hunters looking for a Kentucky deer hunt get their moneys worth. Snipe Creek Properties consistently puts the smack down on a lot of big Western Kentucky deer (bucks).

Every summer there seems to be even more and bigger deer in those visible green soybean fields. Again as the beans turn yellow and waxy those big bucks will b-line it to their known food sources on Snipe Creek Properties. 2012 will be another record season at Snipe Creek Properties.

Consistently successful Western Kentucky deer hunts are strongly correlated to food source and habitat improvements. Hunt plans that consider such improvements will offer what any hunter seeks. A moment with nature that will explode with that hunt of a lifetime.

After 20 plus years of planting and maintaining numerous food plots in this region, Snipe Creek Properties has vastly improved the Western Kentucky deer herd. Due to our Snipe Creek Quality Deer Management Program, the deer herds have become "imprinted" and are "hooked" on the best food sources available. We exclusively hunt 3½+ year old, 130"+ bucks and are working in cooperation with local landowners to improve the herd for all of Western Kentucky. Proof can be seen in our 2012 trail cam photos, 2011 trail cam photos, 2010 trail-cam photos, 2010 velvet trail-cam photos, 2009 kills, 2010 kills, 2011 kills!