Originally Posted by TDog93
Hamma - my good friend has a place in peachtree amd they never get 130s and they got over 1000 acres. I use to hunt his place some - they keep pressure down. He kills toads in kansas - 150s so they almost never shoot in bama amd i see his pics. Now years ago he had place by tville he would get occasional 130 and one that may come close to 140. I share with his neighbors too around tville - 130 rare. But there places in clarke that may grow bigger not close to town. Heck i talked to a processor less than an hour from peachtree and said he may see 1 140 every 2-3 years 🤣🤣. Now wilcox county is totally diff - get some bigger deer in places

So tell your buddy he got a really nice place. All i can give em is age and they do what they do. Got a lot drawing social security this year. But other parts of clark will be better than me


Tdog, I know of a 120 acre, timber company lease, just outside of Thomasville, between there and Dixon's Mills and there have been 4 or 5 deer killed off of it, right at, or just over 130, in the past 8 or 9 years, with the best being a 143. In fact there was one right at 130 killed off of it 3 weeks ago. It's very lightly pressured and the property to the south is a very heavily pressured club. A really good one is seen on it every single year and most years, it gives up at least one. Right property, right spot, right neighbors, right situation. Main thing is almost zero pressure. Once again, genetics are not the issue, even just outside of town.