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Party size
Up to 4 adults
Acres
58
PLEASE READ:
If you book this property, you will receive an email from the owner with specific directions (Google maps and some other GPS units are wrong and enjoy directing you to the wrong side of the river and suggesting you walk the rest of the way!) and an invitation to walk the property beforehand. Please be on the lookout for this email as it may go into your junk mail. It will be from davidbotkin@hotmail.com and will have "Outdoor Access / Reservation for North Anna Deer Camp" as the subject line.
58 acres of hardwood trees bordered by the North Anna River, a 50-acre corn, soybean or hay field, and 2 creeks. There are 1.61 miles of trails cut through the woods. Species include deer, bear, coyote, bobcat, fox, turkey, quail, grouse, and ticks. There have been two albino deer, one buck, and one doe previously on the property. There is currently an approximately 450 lb papa bear and his family in residence. Please do not harvest the bears.
The landowner has a Kawasaki Mule UTV and if schedules permit before your hunt, and you want to set up a tree stand the landowner can most likely assist with that. Also, with bringing game out.
May 2023 Update: There is now a complete black bear (Ursus Americanus) family on the property. Papa bear is approximately 450 lb, mama is not petite, there is a 2-year-old and as of 17 May 2023, a few month old cub. The bears are not to be taken.
April 2023 Update: My 34-year-old tractor which I used to create and maintain the trails has passed on and is now in tractor heaven. I have purchased a new tractor. That is the good news. The bad news is that the new tractor is 15” wider and cannot make it around the trail. The trail from the barn and along the field totals approximately 0.5 mile and I am slowly widening that portion. I sincerely doubt that the remainder will get widened this year. I will still do my best to keep the entire 1.61 miles passable if you have a 4-wheeler or ATV.
Big Game Species
The bear(s) are not to be hunted.
Small Game Species
Note: Housing lots border the property on some sides. Be especially mindful of your shot and what is behind it. Ensure your shots are safe ones.
The 1.61 mile trail generally follows the perimeter of the property, and is marked with orange survey tape. If you enter the trail from the barn, or from the parallel trail nearer the field, and proceed counter-clockwise around the property, the border ribbons will always be on your right.
It is one mile from the state road on the gravel driveway to my house and barn. Please park to the right of the barn in front of the red trailer and the gravel pile. Trail begins just to the right of the barn. Once you leave the state road and enter the gravel driveway (Horseshoe Bend Rd) it is 3/4 mile to the beginning of the property (90 degree right turn) and then 1/4 mile to parking. Trail maps are available at the parking location.
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