This question came from another post of mine. Another member posted he hunted with 9 others on 3,000 acres. This is all he said but his statement might not be clear unless he posts on this question.

Our family hunts up to 5 on 120 acres.

In our club it works out to about 1 per 235 acres, but there are a few turkey hunters and a few that deer hunt only 2 or 3 times per year so it is actually better.

We don' t have a set number of hunters per so many acres. We have a deer quota maximum. How many should hunt a property is determined a lot by how many deer use the property and the buck doe ratio. We have 1000 acres with aprox. 1 deer per 10 acres and 1 buck per 1.5-2 does.

We take a max of 10 bucks per year (averages 7-8) and 15 does per year. 16 different people got to hunt this year, however, some were only allowed to take does.

not sure on the acreage but i know that its a square mile... and 2 other hunter hunt it with me so 3 per square mile.

I' m the only hunter on a 40, and the only hunter on another 60.

After the opening weekend, I join 5 others, and we hunt 160 acres.

I' m talking gun season.

High country: In case you are curious, there are 640 acres in 1 square mile.

2 - 3 on 320 acres. On occasion there may be one or 2 more.

7 hunters on 50 acres the first day then it goes to about four of five. Let me tell you, there are not very many deer that that make it thorught the property the first few hours. But buy 11 am most of the guys are in the truck eating lunch.

We have 15 hunters on 6,000 acres.

We hunt usually 5 hunters on 4,600 acres (depending on the season).