Hunting will take place over wheat, oats, and rye grass as well as scouted area, creeks, rub lines and trails. We have one of the longest deer seasons in the country, beginning with bow season in mid-October and ending on January 31st. Jacob's Manor Ranch maintains a 500 acre bow-hunt only area. Until 1995 this land had not been hunting at all. Since then it has been personally managed for trophy bucks only.
Hunts generally take place on or adjacent to food plots planted in wheat, oats, and rye grass.
Ladder stands and pressure treated wood stands are used on these fields and trails. Bucks taken while bow hunting must be of a six point count or better. Due to the abundance of deer in the Black Belt region, our hunter's choice season has been extended to over 45 total days. If you wish to hunt during doe season, please mention it so we can schedule you accordingly. However, we enjoy the taste of venison too, and understand your desire to take home some meat.