Also, the small Dallas county public tracts mentioned above, that are on the river right around Miller’s Ferry, used to be real good and somewhat of a well kept secret 10-15 yrs ago. Word’s out and they are now getting significantly more pressure. Only reason you can still kill deer off them is that they are very small, acreage wise, and surrounded by private land which is very well managed and the private land deer pass through the small public parcels. Once the pressure gets up, they just change their travel pattern to stay on the private land and avoid the state owned parcels as much as possible. We used to hunt them quite a bit in early bow season.