Exactly right Bowshooter48! My wife and I have 30 acres of family land that we can hunt on in the area. My in-laws bought it before the area got turned into state forest or national forest or whatever the hell it is. I think i'm in the same county as you're talking about... maybe I'm wrong. But that'sa ll you see in the area around my dad-in-laws place... POSTED: NO HUNTING signs. That's the problem when you have wealthy folks who want to "get away from it all". I know my father-in-law let's people come through the land all the time, but since I hunt he says he saves it for me. As I'm a non-resident though, I told him to let one rifle hunter on per year OR two bowhunters. I know there's a lot of horse trails in the area that you can hunt on. I've ridden my own horses and have yet to go on a ride without seeing several deer.