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Florida City Whitetail Deer Hunting Trip with Ray
Harvested a White-tailed Deer Hunting Trip in Florida City
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White-tailed deer in Florida represent a unique subspecies adapted to the state's warmer climate and distinct habitat. Their behavior patterns differ from northern populations, with more nocturnal tendencies during hunting seasons and preferences for extremely thick cover. - Florida whitetails rarely reach the size of their northern relatives, but make up for it with challenging hunting conditions. - The subspecies has adapted well to human development, often thriving in areas with mixed agriculture and woodlots.
Guided Fishing Trip by Instructor Ray Shetty in December
Meet your Instructor Ray Shetty
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Summary
This Tuesday October Guided Fishing Trip in Florida delivered exactly what we hoped for—a successful whitetail harvest in the backcountry. Nick and I headed out with partly cloudy skies and storms brewing on the horizon, perfect conditions for a brush hunting trip with Ray Chaters. We focused on still hunting through the thick Florida brush, moving slowly and methodically through areas rich with natural deer corridors. The afternoon hunt paid off when Nick spotted and made a clean shot on a nice white-tailed deer. The dense Florida brush provides excellent cover for both hunters and game, making it ideal habitat for successful fall season hunts.
Hunting Outfitter with Ray Shetty – Rates & Booking
Instructor Ray Shetty of Ray Chaters on Tuesday October offers guided brush hunting trips throughout Florida's prime hunting grounds. Our hunted ground package provides everything you need for a successful white-tailed deer hunt, including expert guidance through the challenging Florida backcountry. We specialize in still hunting and brush beating techniques perfectly suited to the local terrain. As a licensed guide with extensive knowledge of local deer patterns, Ray ensures clients have the best possible chance at a successful harvest. Book your fall hunting trip now to secure your spot during prime season.
Highlights of Hunted ground
Our brush hunting trips focus on Florida's rich whitetail habitat, where thick palmetto patches and oak hammocks create perfect bedding areas for deer. We've mastered the art of still hunting these environments, moving quietly through natural game corridors where deer feel secure. The afternoon and evening hunts offer prime opportunity when deer are most active.
The cooler fall weather triggers increased deer movement, making October through December our most productive months. We specialize in helping hunters of all experience levels, from first-timers to seasoned veterans looking to fill another tag. Our guided approach means you benefit from local knowledge that can make the difference between going home empty-handed or with a successful harvest.
Local Game Insights
Florida's white-tailed deer thrive in the thick brush and swampy environments that characterize much of our hunting grounds. Unlike their northern counterparts, Florida whitetails tend to be slightly smaller but extremely wary, making them challenging and rewarding quarry. They prefer dense cover with nearby food sources—exactly the terrain we specialize in hunting.
Fall season brings cooler temperatures that increase deer movement, particularly during early mornings and late afternoons. Our still hunting approach works perfectly in this environment, allowing us to move quietly through thick cover where traditional stand hunting would be less effective. The combination of partially cloudy days with approaching weather fronts often creates perfect hunting conditions as deer move more actively before storms.
Plan Your Hunting Trip Day
Our brush hunting trips include all necessary guidance, field dressing assistance, and transportation of your harvest. We recommend wearing earth-tone camouflage appropriate for Florida's brushy terrain and bringing personal hunting equipment including your rifle or bow. Weather in fall ranges from warm days to cool mornings, so layered clothing is essential. We typically begin afternoon hunts 3-4 hours before sunset when deer movement increases, and continue until legal shooting light ends. Safety is our top priority—all hunters receive a thorough briefing on safe shooting zones and hunting protocols before heading into the field.
