>>1200537Could vary from state to state I’ll talk about mine
>be legalThere’s no area requirement. You just have to be outside of city limits and follow relevant hunting laws.
>not draw the attention of cops Pretty much same as above. I wouldn’t be too worried about cops if you’re on private land. Game wardens can come onto private hunting land if they want, but they don’t usually patrol those like they do public hunting areas.
>be funDepends on what you’re hunting and how you like to do it. I know a guy who has 40 acres that he deer hunts on, and that’s plenty of room for him to have multiple stands and areas of the property to hunt. Another deer camp I’ve been to is maybe half that, and just has one stand, but they seem to kill just as many.
>be sustainableCan’t really speak to this, I’m not a conservationist. I’d imagine that it wouldn’t be much of issue though unless you’re just out there every day or something.
