Yep this mossy oak series was posted on here a few weeks ago. When I was in school at Georgia State U our athletics facility was in Decatur and the university owned about 200 acres of un developed land and I was able to get under the table permission to hunt back there. Killed 11 deer in 3 years back there. Shot and lost the biggest buck I've ever shot at with a bow, and saw some giants. Here's a screen shot of the wood lot I hunted the area south of the baseball field west to the soccer and softball fields

There are some giants that live behind the Amphitheater in pelham..

That was awesome to watch...I saw a 140 class 8 point on the side of 65 right next to the amp one am goin to work couple years ago...

I hunt suburbia deer and have for many years. I enjoyed watcheing the first three episodes on Seek One but episode 4 almost turned me off. They might as well have asked the homeowner to sit in the house and shoot out of an open window. To me that episode removed the part of hunting city deer that is the challenge. getting in and getting set up on them without them busting you in the process. They move from wood lot to wood lot often.

City deer can be harder to kill than deer in the countryside in my opinion. They are severely nocturnal no matter time of year or pressure and there is always always someone or some ones pet screwing with them and forcing them to change their daily routine. I am afraid their last episode will support the thoughts of those who are opposed to hunting city deer due to their perceived views it being a cake walk to kill a trophy class animal.

My father in law has 200 acres in a congested area east of Atlanta he hunts a lot. The deer there are used to human scent so ya really don't have to hunt the wind

Brother lives over there north of Atlanta. His old home abutted a small wooded tract owned by the Corps. Why, dunno. It was public land and he said occasionally they heard shotguns, probably for squirrels. Always wanted to bowhunt it but never did. I'm sure there were some dandies in there.

When I was growing up we had some property probably a mile from six flags over Georgia. It was ate up with big deer. The whole area was south Cobb parts of Douglas and south Fulton county.