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| The Rowe Farm is and will always be a family run and family oriented operation. We take a lot of pride in what we do here, and how we do it, so let us introduce you to the people who make the Rowe Farm what it is.
Nick and Terry Hallock: The Rowe Farm has been in Terry’s family for the past 100 years. Raised on the farm as a child, she has held a great interest in the farm her entire life. Although the farm sat fallow for nearly 25 years, she decided to make it a working farm in 1995.
Terry has been actively involved in the local community both as a volunteer and a supporter of the schools, sports, Lionesses and Red Cross. Educated at the University of Florida, Terry has held a strong interest and admiration of the Northern White tail. From her first buck with stick and string, to owning her own farm full of monster bucks, Terry will always enjoy the sight of that rut swollen mega buck. |
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| The Rowe Family: Brad and Annie are living a life long dream. Brad and Annie met at Alma College, where Brad earned his B.S. in Wildlife Biology. In 1993 they married and began living on the farm. In 1995 Brad decided to start Rowe Farm, and the dream began. After five long years of hard work, the farm is ready to provide some really exciting big buck action.
Brad has acted as the manager and operator of the Rowe Farm since it’s beginning. The decisions of nutrition and selective harvest have been difficult, but the results have been worth the effort. In addition to managing and running the business, Brad works as a guide during the hunting season.
Annie is also a white tail fanatic, who enjoys watching and hunting the farms elusive big bucks. When not hunting or taking care or her two children, ( Hunter and Autumn ) Annie handles all the planning and preparation of meals for the guides of the Rowe Farm. Annie loves to cook and looks forward to feeding the hard working guides each season. |
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The Rowe Family |
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| Todd Rubin: Todd has been involved with the Rowe Farm since 1999 and started guiding in 2000. Todd has been the most requested guide and probably the luckiest. Todd has guided clients to the two largest management bucks ever taken on the farm ( if you can call 142 and 158 management ). Not only can Todd find the truly big bucks, but his sense of humor will keep you laughing all week. After spending a week with Todd, you’ll head home with a truly monster buck and sore ribs from his stories and jokes. |
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| Bob Patton: Bob has been a true godsend to the Rowe Farm. Since he was a boy, Bob hunted and walked the Rowe Farm property looking for deer. For the past 6 years Bob has helped us with our food plots and farming activities. His assistance has allowed us to plant and grow some of the best wildlife food plots I have ever seen. Because Bob spends so much time on the farm and with our bucks, he has a knack for knowing where the bucks will be during hunting season. If you are fortunate enough to have Bob as your guide, he’ll surely put you into some big buck
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Bob Patton |
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| Doug Dawson: I've known Doug since I moved to Michigan in 1984. I came to Northern Michigan from the city and knew very little about the outdoors. Doug took me under his wing and introduced me to the world of hunting and fishing. I caught my first salmon, my first lake trout and shot my first and only trophy elk with Doug. Because of Doug’s enthusiasm for hunting and fishing, he and I have stayed close through high school, college and now. As a guide Doug amazes me with his ability to stay motionless. Unlike myself, Doug can and will sit for hours and not
move a muscle or make a noise. Doug uses this ability to help others tag the buck of their dreams. |
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Doug Dawson |
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