Dallas county mid 80's. Back then you could shine until 10:00 as long as you didn't have weapons. I had never seen so many bucks in the same place. We got stopped and checked that night twice by the same game warden. He convinced us we needed to go back to the camp.

Baldwin Co suprisingly, and Ive hunted Dallas, Wilcox, and Marengo my entire life

Best deer I have seen killed was from Marengo County when we hunted up there in the late 80s/early 90s. Guy in the club we were in killed one that made it into the Alabama Whitetail Records book


I've seen pics of some deer from some farms in Baldwin County (from Robertsdale area if I remember correctly) and they were huge deer

1990 in Clarke County, Lower Peach Tree swamps of the Alabama River. Riding on a 4 wheeler one night coming back to camp from an afternoon hunt. He was standing in the logging road entering a 5 acre green field Thanksgiving weekend. I will never see another deer in my life that big. He was wide as he was tall! This was before trail cameras were on every tree so we never had a picture of him and no one ever saw him. He was not killed that year, or if he was, word never leaked out about him. I guarantee he was a 170" deer. One of the members on here now owns the property we were hunting. That swamp was loaded with huge deer in the early 90's.

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Jackson County. Also more turkeys than you can shake a stick at. Jackson County has got it all

Aw great. Now we gonna hear that Ol Hi Jackson bullschit 🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿

It takes a special breed to shimmy up some of those mountains to get to them but there are some studs in Jackson County.

Back when I was a kid Paint Rock Valley was loaded with turkeys.........I remember sitting down by the river listening to gobblers going crazy on either mountain and all through the bottoms......It wasn't uncommon to see groups of 75-100.......

This sounds like the stories I hear about Washington State.

Limestone County near one of my wife's relatives house . I've killed some full grown uns , including two 160s but that thing was noticeably bigger.

New market had some big deer in the 80s

If I go way back - Nanafalia use to produce some monsters in 70s and 80s. Got a buddy that has a 168 and 172 in his house from there taken in 70s on dog drives

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I hunted Double Creek a.k.a. "the green camp" for 3 seasons. Saw a couple of freaks on the hoof and picked up a skull that had 155" of antler still attached. The mass was incredible. It was in some really thick stuff by a greenfield in the river bottom. I imagine it was shot and not recovered. I would have been sick. That river bottom had it all. Hogs, deer, turkey, wood ducks, timber rattlers and the spawn of Satan spiders.

Marengo County, 150” plus buck. About 6 years ago, I knew I missed him soon as I pulled the trigger. Buck fever just set in, and I missed.

Greene Co, mid 80's, huge 200+ non typical

Jefferson Co , 2000, huge typical ten around 185-190

Chambers County between Lafayette and Waverly. Super heavy mass 150+ 8 point. Ran down center of county road just in front of me for a good ways.

Another huge one in field next to the Hyundai plant off I-65 2 years ago.

I’ve heard the one at Hyundai was a monster.

I tracked that deer for a guy but he apparently only grazed it.......

Across the road from Bellefonte is some impressive Alabama deer. I've tracked 2 for some guys and they showed me some pictures

Also one deer in Woodville that went high 160s is the biggest I've personally seen