I live in a gated community outside Granbury, TX. There's a lot of deer here, but you can' hunt them. You're also not supposed to shoot your bow, but that's not too hard to get around. Anyway, this is a picture of a really big buck that came to the fence this morning, with some other smaller ones.From a side view, I got eight points on him.The brow tines on him are huge. Though you can't hunt them, it's fun watching them.

that would be depressing that u cant hunt them. There are some awesome bucks in that pic.

That sucks

That bites.

Man, that's quite a group of studs. That would drive me nuts!

Unfortunately I can relate all too well. I work at an industrial park which resides on close to 90 acres. The estimated size of our deer herd is approx 100 deer. Every day as I'm driving into work there are no less than a dozen deer near the entrance. There are 2 really nice bucks (12pt and 10pt) that I'd guess would score in the low 120's. The rest are what I'd call average PA bucks ranging from 4 - 8 pts. Unfortunately our location has really strict rules against tresspassing and even picture taking. No cameras are permitted on the premesis. I still hound the land owner each year for permission to hunt even only on Saturdays when nobody is at work. At least he says no with a smile.

I can relate also.We have a federal park nearby.!00's of deer stand in the fields all the time.Whwn I spend 12 hours in the woods and never see anything i always drive by to see what a deer looks like

I feel your pain.I have this farm near me that has no hunting signs around it and all the time i see 10 ,14 somtimes20 deer inthe field.Its a standard joke with my son i tell him to see how many deer he can seeas we aproach driving.Right on quethey are there
like itssome kind of zoo.Some times there isadozen turkeys

Rhody hunter You should ask the farmer for permission to hunt his land

Those are some great bucks. Too bad you can't hunt them.