Hello all,

I just moved to Huntsville for new job and looking for a solid hunting club, I am use to management rules and system and expect people to follow. Looking for areas in North to Middle Alabama and South TN.

Have great hunting experiences and management guide lines that I will follow even if none are in place.

Please send me a PM or reply below.

Thanks all
CB

First, Welcome dishout!
I like that one of your first posts is about looking for the Holy Grail. Go BIG or go home right? Good luck finding a place. There are a lot of folks looking for same thing you are.

Welcome Dishout! The good news is there is a TON of public hunting land within an hours drive from you.

Not really the Holy Grail just yet but want something with good avg deer where I can go and relax and get out of city and job.

There IS a ton of great public land actually. The Bankhead National Forest has great deer and some turkey. If you look back a few days youll see "got my mount back" post , or something like that, by MTEAGUE.
He shot a great buck there.
Theres great Hogs hunting there and at the Black Warrior WMA. I shot one there last year.

There is Skyline to your east as well. They have good deer and turkeys.
A bunch of the guys from here hunt boththem.

Theres a guy here called MattBrock whos the biologist at the Black warrior WMA in Moulton as well.
And there is the archery only area in Decatur/Tanner..Swan Creek etc.

Lots of prime public land like Casey (foldemup) stated.
Dont get discouraged. You should do good.

North Al private land is hard to find.

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Cedar Rub Hunting Club is a QDM, & Turkey hunting club in Jackson County, extreme Northeast Alabama, with 2,400 acres of prime hunting land bordering Russell Cave National Park. This club is exclusive as the membership is LIMITED to 15 Quality Members in order to make a more pleasurable experience for the hunter/member. Membership applications now being accepted for 2015-2016.
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Check craigslist. There's one in Jackson Co advertising.

http://huntsville.craigslist.org/spo/5140069415.html

That's pretty cheap, I wonder how many people they are running on it.

No idea. I saw it listed and thought I'd pass it along.

Maxwell Mountain hunting club in Jackson and Madison County North of Princeton Al is looking for 2 or 3 new members. has about 5,000 acres with deer and turkey hunting. Place for campers that are self sustaining, gated access,Trophy managed. Lots of food plots. Dues $1,000 per year
for more information PM me

I checked into it last year, talked with Nick Velotta on the phone ... Got this info :

Members 35
Acreage 1500
Cost $500 total by May 1
Clubhouse + Camp with power and water
Bucks 8 pt or better, progressive
Does unlimited
Family ok any time
1 Guest on even/odd day schedule
Junction of 79 and CR 107 by Hill Pond (47 acres)
4 food plots
34.813769° -86.128647°

35 members plus family on 1500 acres....That's insane. Way worse than public land I bet. Unlimited does...
I bet that's a quality hunting experience

Especially when every member can bring THEIR FAMILIES AND a guest!

That's gotta be a joke

They claim not many hunt it, but I don't like the sound of it and it's right in my backyard pretty much.

From my understanding it's by the backside of coal mine mountain and everybody knows that mountain and anything by it is way over hunted.

Which club are you referencing? I know the guy who has that craigslist ad. He's a good 15 miles from Coal Mine Mtn. CD.

Interesting. Had somebody who is /was in the club tell me it was right by the backside of coal mine. sounds like I got bad info or they were terrible with directions.

Yea their mistaken. You will pay at least 1500 to hunt coal mine. It's in front of my house.

Ha yall wanna talk hunting pressure. Try 12 on a little under 300. Comes out to just shy of 25 acres a person. Only state rules apply and can't have guest first or last week of season.