Here at SJSmith Facility Maintenance we help you design your hunting property which involves several steps, including:

1. Assessing the land: Before you begin designing your hunting property, you'll need to assess the land you have available. Look at factors such as the size of the property, the types of vegetation and wildlife present, and any existing structures or man-made features.

2. Creating a plan: Once you have a good understanding of the land, you can begin to create a plan for your hunting property. This might include deciding where to place food plots, creating stand locations, and identifying areas for wildlife habitat enhancement.

3. Implementing the plan: Once your plan is in place, you can begin to implement it. This might involve planting food plots, installing stands, and creating or enhancing wildlife habitat.

4. Monitoring the property: After your hunting property is established, it's important to monitor it regularly to ensure that it's meeting your goals and to make any necessary adjustments. This might involve tracking the population of wildlife on the property, checking the health of food plots, and monitoring the success of your habitat enhancement efforts.

5. Maintenance : Regular maintenance of the property is crucial to ensure the property is safe and in good condition for hunting. This includes maintaining the food plots, controlling invasive species, and keeping stands in good repair.

It's important to keep in mind that hunting property management can vary widely depending on the local regulations and laws. It's a good idea to consult with local wildlife experts or hunting organizations to ensure you are in compliance with all laws and regulations.