Does anybody know of any clubs around Vincent ,Alabama or Chelsea ,Alabama that will be having openings for the upcoming season ?
I know there’s one not far from Allens Deer Processing we pass but never see a name

Thanks in advance

Chelsea game preserve normally has a few memberships available. It's a little crowded but they kill some good bucks every year. Pm me and I'll give you the club president's # if you're interested. Not near as many club's around here as there used to be.

I was in that club and it has/had some nice folks in it, but a very lax guest policy. They also have a major problem with keeping people off the lease and allow(ed) coon hunting at night during deer season. So plan on seeing the same members bring multiple guests every year, for longer than a weekend.

I know for certain someone was checking one of my game camera's and deleting buck pic's too.

And stay away from Bullseye too. They boarder CGP. Just ask a game warden about them.

Where is bullseye in relation to the game preserve gate on dirt 51

Bullseye is in the sandy flats area between the game preserve and the steam plant.

CGP is on the left side of 51. They used to have 3 gates, but 200 acres was sold to a DR just past the horse farm as you go ever yellowleaf creek.That is where the first gate used to be. If you go past the second gate, which is the main gate, go down to Jackson Farm Rd, and turn left. You will come up to a gate. The left side is CGP, and a small portion of right past the gate is, and then everything on the right is Bullseye past that.

Also there are 2 powerlines and a RR that go through both properties. It is very difficult to keep people from riding in on ATV's. The RR used to not be used much, but trains started coming thru pretty regular in the last year I was in CGP. There are some nice men in the club, don't get me wrong. But work days were the same bunch every year, which is to say about 15 guys. They had 50 or more members. I am not trying to tell you not to join it, I would just rather tell you my experiences so you have the full picture.

I was in Bullseye for one season 2013/14. Back then, it was the true meaning of "brown its down". I think it was about 1800 acres with about 27 members. I may be off on the numbers a little, but is was roughly one member per 70 acres.
Not slot of options that I know of in the area. Might want to expand your search to include Talladega and Coosa counties.

Little Bucks is on the right side of 51. Don't know who runs that club or anything about it. I hate to say it, but that is a rough area for just trying to keep a lease secure. There was a group that was selling tickets to get into Bullseye, its off the hook in the off season during the summer out there. We had people over on us all the time. I used to find full cans of bud light on the road.

I used to talk to one of the older members of Bullseye, from time to time. He was nice enough. But I was also told some of the regulars would sit in your spot during the week, and then hunt their spots on the weekend. So you go to sit in your spot, and its had pressure all week.

So, they have assigned spots? Ain't no way I'd be a part of any club that operated that way.

Lots of clubs in Florida began operating that way when baiting became legalized years ago.

No thanks.

Not quite. Usually when new folks join a club, they can't possibly scout all of it. They may look at a map, or ride around, and then they tend to focus on a certain area. They may hang a stand, put up a ladder or blind, right? Well especially if you are the person bringing them into the club, they confide in you. You act concerned and say, hey how's it going:? You seeing any deer? If they are, they will likely tell you. Then you hunt that spot while they are at work. Only way they would know is if they took the day off, and you come out and see them pinned out there.

I have been in clubs where certain members had their "spots" and expected you to ask permission to hunt there. Of course, that isn't disclosed in the whole process of you joining.

I am the pres of mine, and in that capacity, people tell me what they see. Likewise, I have to help those who aren't seeing anything. If I was a crappy pres, I could sit in those places when these guys aren't there, but if I did, and they figured that out, then they would probably stop telling me. It's better to have a 2 way flow of information that a one way.