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There are many places the best of which you would need to ask permission. small woodlots adjacent to open feilds with brushy fence rows and south facing slopes that have thickets and fence rows to and from are good as well.
if you were to drive around the farmlands on say a saturday just after 11:30 am when most farmers are finishing their lunch and you stop and ask if you may hunt their land and you are courtious and polite you will score a place to hunt eventually.
my dad and I have many private lands to hunt because we have asked many different land owners . some say yes some say no.
I have offered venison to a landowner for giving me permission and my dad has bought gift certificates to the outback resteraunt for the farmer and his family. just take the first step and stop and ask. but yes there are many places 10 to 20 miles outside of grand rapids some state game areas too such as the rogue river state game area in kent county.
 

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FSUhunter there are some good places around gr.like aftershock said rogue river game area look's good.cannonsburg state game area i heard of yote's and fox in that area.there are some farm's just south of gr out by 76th st.just north of gr sparta/grant if you want to go that way.there are a ton of place's with in 20min of gr in any dir.so when you are down this way take a little trip.you will put some mile's on your ride but it will pay off.offer a farmer a hand with some work in the winter and i bet he will be more than happy to let you hunt his/her land.good hunt'in and good scout'in
 
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