Deer hunting opportunities and wildlife management science peaked simultaneously in many areas of North America. Yet, some game managers fell behind, becoming lazy toward their white-tailed deer resource AND their livelihoods as wildlife conservation officers. Then, what was left of them caved to special-interest groups. Wolves returned to whale-watched status overnight -all the way from Idaho to Minnesota. Have you as a hunter ...become tired of the same State Game Lands nearest you? ...thought about hunting another state or province? ...located other Wildlife Management Areas to try? ...laid plans to purchase your own hunting property? Are you maximizing the private access opportunities you already have? What do others do when they are as dissatisfied as you with the state game department's performance -like you are in your area? Are your game lands denuded of deer from over-hunting and/or predation, with no plans to timber, no plan of action to return that forest to health? No game plan to ever make things better for the youth hunter? Nothing? Have other hunters choked you out of your favorite spots? Are conservation officers turning a blind eye to slob redneck poachers ruining everything that is left of your family's favorite tradition, deer hunting? What are some options that will really work? Willing to do a little homework and read up on things? "Wait, you mean my subscriptions to Field and Stream and Outdoor Life are not enough? It's time for something to change, anything... for one, bless me, I need a NEW CAMP. NO deer were present this year in any of my favorite hot spots. I even went dawn to dusk without a cartridge fired, anywhere, anywhere within earshot." "The only REAL hunt I had? The first two ridiculous hours of Opening Day."