Alabama can produce really good deer. Biggest limiting factor is the hunting/management culture in your immediate area.

Even in our area where hunting is above average, there’s a LOT of variables that include neighbors and land set up. The Lux is a great hunting bottom that runs all through here, but if your land is on the north side, your wind will nearly always be wrong. Plus NEIGHBOrS….

Either the big or little pen in the mountain ranges of Pelham

Yep

We hunted the Lower Peach Tree area in the lates 70’s. Some giants there. We had a group of black guys that would make man drives for us. They would shoot coons, pigs, etc. The12,000 acres next to Portland landing was probably the best deer hunting in Alabama in the early seventies. Nothing but row crops and hardwoods. They were very selective about what they shot and I remember 30 bucks being killed on opening day. One weighed 283lbs. My brother and I were young and inexperienced and would take off scrubbing with shotguns. We killed eight bucks one day! Not something I’m proud of now days but fun for a kid.

I just texted Timber’s mom to get his OnX spots. It will cost me I’m sure. But I will take one for the team this time. I will report back with the intel ASAP.

For quality and quantity IMO- Dallas County

That was my first pick as well.

Gods Country...Wilcox County....

😂😂 Better hope u can still type after that….

Anywhere in the black belt with large amounts of land that bucks are allowed to have 6+ birthdays. Outside of that, anywhere else in the state with those same stats. Probably the roughest country you can find where people are too lazy to hunt them (including me).

Yehhhh yall come on up here to north rammer jammer..sell ye land cheap an come on up here..we got it awwwwllllllll

Winston County and Bankhead NF

There were a couple of good bucks headed toward a wad of does in a cut bean field in the middle of Madison this evening that looked like it would be a good place to hunt ... I'm sure it will be an upscale apartment complex before next deer season though.

Theres a mountain south of guntersville i would love to hunt

Like a sore pecker.

No one has mentioned those suburban Bham monsters.

As far as consistently dragging out big bucks now days , I'd say this is the place.

Northwest corner of the state. North Pickens co and north up through Lamar, Fayette, ect. Bullock around Fitzpatrick used to be really good. Dallas co around the river and Cedar creek is really good too