East Texas Hunting Club help

[BowSlayer]

Is there a such thing as a highly managed hunting club in East Texas that I can join? I mean a place where there is a legitimate chance at a good deer every year. Our place out West was wiped out with Anthrax and I just wondered if I can spend what I'm spending out there and get a good place close to home.

[Snowflake Killa]

I would look south that's were all the big deer are

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[Mr. Whiskers]

There are some on the Trinity River that are well managed with monster deer

[BowSlayer]

I would look south that's were all the big deer are

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Not interested in driving half way across the state any more. That's why I'm asking about local places.

[DRT]

Buff got on a good one. Might PM him.

Gary

[jjaimes]

I've heard of some in East Texas area that are great leases. I've also heard of some well managed East Texas High Fence leases.

[Triple 7]

There are several good places around. But if you are used to hunting in South Texas I can tell you that you will be in for a culture shock. They don't run to feeders like a dinner bell. You might see 0-5 deer all day vs. 15-20. But when you shoot a trophy in East Texas you have earned it. Its a totally different way of hunting.

[dirtybay]

I made a move towards South Toledo Bend this year. Been happy so far. I can message you more info if interested.

[LMiz]

There are some on the Trinity River that are well managed with monster deer

Seems like every year there is a monster killed on the Trinity River around Trinity and Riverside

I have not seen anything about lease openings though

[sharkhunter]

Good luck getting on one. I hunted on a couple years back it was just not worth it to me. Not sure but brushy creek might still be around.

[Hobbs]

Nope. No deer in East Texas. Go South.

[BowSlayer]

I've been hunting East Texas my entire life so I'm not a stranger to hunting here. Just looking for a well managed place with opportunity. I don't have to kill a deer every year, just would like something on the property worth hunting.

[BowSlayer]

I'm also not looking for a typical East Texas timber company lease with 1000 acres and 20 members. I'm willing to pay well for a GOOD East Texas lease.

[doright]

There are some around but I think most of the really good ones have a waiting list. May check Brushy Creek, Carmona Ranch and Strapping Valley. There are others but I cant think of the names right now

[AgHntr10]

whats your price range?