I’ve been thinking about making a move from hunting Edwards County to the area around the Davy Crockett National Forest. The drive is the reason. I would go from 6 hours to 2 1/2 hours. I know the deer quality would be better but may not have as many. Those that hunt this area what is your thoughts and suggestions on deer leases? What areas are better? Where to look for leases? Thanks for the help.
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Originally posted by Lynn21 View PostThats public hunting and sounds like a war zone. Tons of rookies stomping around and walking all over the place, not to mention how dangerous that is. Plus as you said, deer quality is bad. Just my opinion.
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Originally posted by Lynn21 View PostThats public hunting and sounds like a war zone. Tons of rookies stomping around and walking all over the place, not to mention how dangerous that is. Plus as you said, deer quality is bad. Just my opinion.Last edited by hogslayer78; 05-31-2021, 10:59 AM.
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I’ve never hunted edwards but have been almost everywhere else in the state. IMO I prefer Davy Crockett area almost over anywhere else in the state besides north Texas. Lease is most likely gonna be cheaper there, feed bill will be cheaper and there’s not many things that compare to hunting in those big trees
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I heard and seen some nice deer come from the area. I know there’s has to be some private property leases near or next to the forest and that’s where i want to be I understand the problems with public hunting but not wanting to do the public hunting. That’s a huge forest. I’m ready for new scenery and closer to the casa.
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Originally posted by Lynn21 View PostThats public hunting and sounds like a war zone. Tons of rookies stomping around and walking all over the place, not to mention how dangerous that is. Plus as you said, deer quality is bad. Just my opinion.
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Originally posted by chicken fried View PostThanks for the info. PM if you have suggestions on where to start looking for leases.
It may be really frustrating your first couple of years. Hunting is drastically different.
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