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WhiteTailed Deer Hunting Trip in Florida City
Harvested a White-tailed Deer Hunting in Florida City
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White-tailed deer are the most common large game animal in Florida. Florida's subspecies (Odocoileus virginianus seminolus) is smaller than northern varieties but equally challenging to hunt. - Adapted to thrive in Florida's unique mix of palmettos, swamps, and hardwood hammocks. - Best hunted using still hunting techniques in thick brush country.
Guided Fishing Trip by Instructor Ray Shetty in December
Meet your Instructor Ray Shetty
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Summary
Tuesday October proved perfect for our Guided Hunting Trip through Florida City's brush country. With Ray Shetty leading the way, we used strategic still hunting techniques to navigate the thick palmetto patches and oak hammocks where white-tailed deer typically bed down. The partly cloudy skies and approaching storm front created ideal conditions for deer movement in the fall season. Our afternoon hunt paid off with a successful harvest - Nick made a clean shot on a nice white-tailed deer after carefully stalking through the dense Florida undergrowth. This guided hunting experience showcased why Florida's backcountry offers such excellent opportunities for brush hunting, especially during the cooler fall months when deer are more active. All equipment was provided for a complete hunting package.
Hunting Outfitter with Ray Shetty – Rates & Booking
Instructor Ray Shetty of Ray Chaters on Tuesday October leads these specialized brush hunting trips in Florida City. Our hunted ground package includes professional guidance, hunting strategies tailored to the thick Florida brush, and all necessary equipment for a successful white-tailed deer hunt. Licensed and experienced in the local terrain, Ray knows exactly where to find deer movement throughout the season. Book online to secure your preferred fall hunting date – prime spots fill quickly during deer season!
Highlights of Hunted ground
Our brush hunting trips focus on still hunting techniques that work perfectly in Florida City's dense undergrowth. Moving slowly and quietly through gator country and thick palmetto patches requires skill and patience – qualities our experienced guide Ray Shetty brings to every hunt. The mix of oak hammocks and brush creates natural deer corridors that increase your chances of spotting and harvesting a quality white-tailed deer.
Fall season offers the best conditions with cooler temperatures triggering increased deer movement. Our afternoon and evening hunts typically yield the best results, as we've learned exactly when these deer are most active in the local habitat. Whether you're after your first deer or looking to fill another tag, our guided approach maximizes your opportunity for success in Florida's challenging hunting environment.
Local Game Insights
White-tailed deer in Florida City adapt perfectly to the dense brush habitat, using thick cover to their advantage. These deer tend to be smaller than their northern counterparts but are incredibly elusive in the palmetto thickets and hardwood hammocks. During fall hunting season, bucks become more active and less cautious during the rut, creating prime hunting opportunities. The challenging terrain requires specialized still hunting techniques – moving slowly, pausing frequently, and using natural sound breaks like approaching storms to mask movement. This region's mix of thick cover and small natural clearings creates ideal ambush points where patient hunters can intercept deer as they travel between feeding and bedding areas.
Plan Your Hunting Trip Day
Our brush hunting trips accommodate 1 guest per guide, ensuring personalized attention and maximum hunting opportunities. We provide transportation to and from our hunting areas, along with any necessary gear and equipment. Hunts typically begin in the early afternoon and continue until dusk, when deer movement peaks. Wear appropriate camouflage clothing suitable for Florida's weather and comfortable, quiet footwear for stalking. Be prepared for potentially warm conditions even during fall months – hydration is essential. Safety is our top priority, with clear protocols established before every hunt.
