It has some and yes, they're on the Eastern Shore. Not in the mountains or where most of us hunt. Land access is a real bummr on the Eastern shore. Even the public land is in many cases on a sign up register and no more than two such sign ups at a time. It's really tough in a situation like that. The places are full every day and you can't work a pattern or anything because you may not get in for another couple weeks. That's after driving 2 or 3 hours to get there if you get in. There are a few decent bucks killed every year, but not a BUNCH. Most of us here in Maryland hunt 5 acre to 50 acre patches. Many of the big bucks killed every year come from someones yard backing up to a state park where no hunting is allowed.