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10/24/2026

A quick tip from the Master himself. He watched two bucks fall, now he’s got it figured out..

10/23/2026

October scouting

UNDER CONTRACT! 🦌🏡One month into my real estate career, and I’m excited to announce that I’ve helped my first buyer clie...
10/22/2026

UNDER CONTRACT! 🦌🏡

One month into my real estate career, and I’m excited to announce that I’ve helped my first buyer client find his forever hunting property!

This Northern Missouri property checks all the boxes. From its location to its layout and habitat potential, it has everything needed to be a consistent, year-after-year producer.

I understand firsthand that purchasing hunting land is a major investment. When I bought my first hunting property, I experienced many of the same questions and uncertainties that buyers face today.

Where should I buy? Is this an area with a proven history of producing quality deer? Does the property have the right layout for my hunting style? Am I making a smart investment ?

What sets me apart from other agents?

I bring more to the table than just a real estate license. I’ve personally hunted, lived, and consulted on hunting properties throughout Northern Missouri. My experience across every county in the region has given me firsthand knowledge of the areas, deer populations, habitat, and property characteristics that contribute to successful hunting year after year.

I don’t just sell hunting land. I understand what makes it hunt.

My goal is simple: to help clients find properties I would confidently consider purchasing myself. I look beyond acreage and price to evaluate access, terrain, habitat, hunting setups, and the long-term potential of each property.

This past week, I had the opportunity to walk this property alongside my buyer. We spent time breaking down the layout, identifying potential stand locations, discussing trail camera placement, and evaluating habitat improvements that could make an already great property even better.

That’s the level of service and personal involvement I want every client to experience.

If you’re buying, I’ll help you find a property that fits your hunting goals and investment. If you’re selling, I can help identify opportunities to improve your property’s appeal and showcase its full potential to serious hunting land buyers.

Let’s find you a property that doesn’t just look good on paper but delivers in the field for years to come.

Chad Dollard
716 860 6869
Premier Land & Auction Group
Real Broker LLC

10/17/2026

For guys that run cameras don't get stagnate with your cameras. If they are not producing, you need to go scout and move them.

If you’re not getting your buck or bucks more than once a week, your cameras are doing you no good there.

I consider a good camera location if I get my buck a few times a week in that spot. Deer are moving every day. If you can't get him on cameras a few times a week, then you’re in the wrong area.

If you have the room to roam. Put boots on the ground. Go find new trails, scrapes, rubs, funnels or food sources and move those cameras.

Too many people place cameras and get stagnate with them. It's just like scouting. If I didn't run cameras. I'd be walking my places this week and scouting for scrapes and rubs near thick cover and placing my stands in these areas. Everything we do for whitetails and hunting mature bucks needs to be pre thought out. How I'm I going to get a shot next week when it's prime time. I'm going this week to scout for fresh sign and hunting that sign next week as it heats up..the same goes for cameras.

I have a farm I wasn't getting any pictures at my current camera locations. I took a walk the other morning and moved several of them. The next day I had photos of a mature buck. And this is after I walked the entire place looking for sign placing cameras.

Did I bump deer doing it, You bet !! But a walk in the woods a few times during season to scout and gain intel, isn't pressure that's going to hurt you. So get aggressive go scout, go move cameras now..!

If anyone is interested I’m going to add about 5 days from January to April for land consults or bedding and habitat wor...
10/06/2026

If anyone is interested I’m going to add about 5 days from January to April for land consults or bedding and habitat work. The land consults are me showing up in person and we will walk your entire place. I’ll break it down and explain how the deer and mature deer will use it. I’ll teach you my techniques and how id apply them to your place and any other place you hunt. I’ll pick stand locations, access, trail camera locations and habitat improvements if needed. As far as habitat work we show up and create bedding areas with chainsaws. Cutting trees and hinge cutting. If this interests you feel free to reach out. We will travel just about anywhere.

Well Logan and I are on a roll. We head out for our first sit in Missouri and got it done on a buck we have been chasing...
10/04/2026

Well Logan and I are on a roll. We head out for our first sit in Missouri and got it done on a buck we have been chasing for two years.

It started last year with this big 9 we thought was 5. I tried taking Logan out for him last year but we couldn’t make it work. This year logan has matured so much in the deer woods and it’s been a breeze.

Logan and I put the work in all summer for this buck. Hanging stands and moving cameras every two weeks. Last week we did our big scouting mission and really figured this buck out moving cameras to scrapes, travel corridors and new food sources.

The last three days the big 9 was daylighting an hour before dark. So today we slipped in. The buck did the same thing. He came out of his bedding area and worked 40 yards in front of us. A lot happened on this one. I dropped my range finder and the buck spun to take off. He made the mistake and stopped for a second to look back and that was all I needed.

It’s definitely been a lot of extra work making things happen bringing a 5 year old. But he’s learning so much from scouting to hunting it’s been worth the extra mile.

Now we have Wyoming mule deer in three weeks and an Iowa tag. Will see what we can make happen.

09/28/2026

What’s next, well for many of you, your season will start October 1. In the past I’ve had several years of success opening week of Illinois when I used to live near there.

This time of the year so much changes. Acorns are dropping, corn is being cut. And green is fading. I always and still do some serious scouting this next week.

Right now bucks have shifted into thicker areas and are establishing their fall core. This means for you, get aggressive, go do some laps around the woods looking for rubs leading off food sources going into thicker better cover.

Try to find big scrapes within 100 yards of a transition area in the woods. Example you are following a trial and seeing rubs every 50 to 60 yards. Then all of a sudden the habitat changes, looks a little thicker or topo changes and you see a scrape. Stop starting looking for a tree to hang in and don’t push in much further your on the edge of bedding.

Also look for the obvious, heavy acorn droppings and scrapes around those areas. Fresh cut corn fields this time of the year are magical the first week. Move to those if you see this happening.

These are all things I’ll be doing this next week as I redeploy and try to find another buck to go after.

The Giant Is Down !For those that followed along. It took numerous scouting trips all summer to narrow this buck down. W...
09/18/2026

The Giant Is Down !

For those that followed along. It took numerous scouting trips all summer to narrow this buck down. What most don’t know and what makes this the most special. I took our 5 year old son, Logan on every scouting trip and made it a point to have him hunt with me every sit for this buck.

The first two days we were close but it was brutal hot. Logan would climb the ladders with me then I had a stand hung to the side at each setup. He walked and sat in miserable conditions. And for 5 he did amazing not talking or moving, just watching.

The third night was perfect. Logan and I snuck it later at 6pm due to the heat and roasting the night before from 3pm to dark. It was slow at first but then a half hour before dark the giant appeared from 100 yards away. We were sitting over a scrape he recently worked over. The giant came on a mission right to us to work that scrape. 50 yards he stopped and that was my chance before he winded us.

A great shot and 90 yards crashing through the field he was down. I’ll be 40 years old in one month and this will be my 4th 200 as he came in at 217 inches. By far my biggest and the best one yet with Logan being there for the whole thing.

Giant update: I had to make one last move this weekend as I wasn’t happy with how little I was getting the giant on came...
09/13/2026

Giant update: I had to make one last move this weekend as I wasn’t happy with how little I was getting the giant on camera. I snuck in there mid morning yesterday and searched softly around the edges of cover looking for scrapes and new sign.

I found several rubs shredded and one big scrape freshly ripped open. All within 100 yards of where I think he’s bedding. I placed a few cameras high in trees and one over looking the new scrape. And here he is out of velvet.

I have to say he didn’t shrink and this is probably the biggest deer I’ll have the opportunity to hunt in my 20 years living in the Midwest. As for now, I’ll hunt only on the big temperature drops this week and adjust accordingly as the season goes on.

A side note. Anyone seriously looking for land in Missouri. Pm me or text me 716 860 6869 and let’s get a conversation going. I’ve lived all over the Midwest and moved several times to find the best areas. I have hands on experience on where the best overlooked areas are and where to avoid the places I moved away from as they were getting too crowded with pressure and shot down.

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