Washington Co. has areputation of having lots of deer and also really big bucks.

Being it has a 4 pt antler restriction of one side, that means you will have to count points and the buck will have to have a decent rack to carry that many points. The plus side is, many bucks get to survive another year and have a chance to get big. I hunt in Grene Co. and it has 4pt restiction there also. We see many sub-legal bucks and some dandys.

I know mant hunters that would prefer to hunt Washington Co but can't find anyone that will grant permission.

I'd rate Washington Co. as a much better county to hunt than Elk Co.

Hey, if you got permission to hunt your aunt's place, then I'd definitely give it a go. Like I said, That county has a reputation of having lots of deer and big bucks.

If you hurry, you should still be able to get a doe tag.

Put it this way, if you don't get your license, you'll be kicking yourself once the leaves start falling.