In all seriousness, the problem you'll find with it is it's overrun by dog hunters. Not knocking dog hunters, but it's public land and they just overtake it. There are multiple groups up there who run, and it makes so that you can't find anywhere that isn't currently being run by dogs, or wasn't just run by dogs the last several days. It just gets thrashed, especially the Clay Co end. You'll find less people and more deer on the Cleburne Co side, but I'm not familiar enough with it to give you any advice.

But just for giggles, the area around "Horse Creek Cemetery" has historically been better than average hunting. Just about anywhere in a few mile radius is good enough to have a decent chance at killing. Most of the gated gravel roads off of 637 (also known as Cherrytree Rd) are good hunting. Then you have Cherrytree Hunters Camp that is a good primitive campground.