About 15,000 public.

I hunt a 1200 acre chunck of State land that is bowhunting only, andvery little pressure.It's only 13 miles away. It doesn't get a whole lot bettter than that.

I own 32 acres. My dad owns 70 and i have 2000 that i have permission to hunt and 150 in OHIO that my buddy leases.

I hunt on a public military base. The base offers tens of thousands of acres to hunt off and on, depending on the training on the Marines. I hunt no private land, and would not know what to do if I did...that would be a dream to hunt 50-100 acres with very little pressure.

i didnt choose, because i hunt diff. places almost everytime right now when i go hunting, the week before thanks giving i was on 26000 acres, this xmas break i will be on about 6400 i was on 1000 for squirrls sat. and i might be on 20 on sunday. and we dont own landbut we are moving out to the country, (i live in a subdivision right now) and get around 5-10 acres, but i will meet people and find other places to hunt.

My family owns 185 acres. I like alot of you have alot of small parcels that I bowhunt own.

I'm lucky enough to have access to about 5,500 acres of land that is owned by a large nursery. It's broken up into 2 main areas. I have permission to hunt one of those areas for deer. The other area is hunted by a club during deer season, but during turkey season, no-one hunts it, so I've got approx. 2,000 acres of really good turkey woods to hunt. I'm covered from early September through the end of May. I also have approx. 100 acres literally in my back yard that is preserved "Open Space" by the state that is excellent hunting land. Now if I could only keep the 4 wheelers off of it!

Did anyone else notice that this newbie resurrected a year old thread to crack a very lame joke? Strange, very strange.