I hunted that area for many years. There are not many deer in the area as other parts of the state, but there are some big deer. You will need to be patient and put alot of time in, but there are plenty of trophies up there. I was NW of Shamrock but not north enough (Pampa) to have mule deer. I know Pampa has a mule deer as well.

Hogs and Turkeys were hit and miss on the place I was on.

You can't really beat free. Good Luck!

I hunted that area for many years. There are not many deer in the area as other parts of the state, but there are some big deer. You will need to be patient and put alot of time in, but there are plenty of trophies up there. I was NW of Shamrock but not north enough (Pampa) to have mule deer. I know Pampa has a mule deer as well.

Hogs and Turkeys were hit and miss on the place I was on.

You can't really beat free. Good Luck!

Pretty much sums it up IMO. Good luck

" You can't really beat free. Good Luck!"

Yes you can. I have a lease that I've been hunting for free for 12 years in east Texas. Little over 1,200 acres and verynice place. But everything took a change for the worse starting 3 years ago. LO built 2 houses, one is 8600 sq ft, and the hunters cabin is 2400 sq ft. Once that was built it became a hassle going down there. Had to pre plan the weekends that we would be there, came out to about 4 weekends during the main season, wit the weekend before, during and after Thanksgiving being off limits. LO doesnt hunt but has family down for that period. Well now she has leased out the back 900 or so acres and we are stuck with 300. No longer allowed to use the hunters cabin so we have to drag a camper back and forth. We offered to pay to lease the entire place, and have offered every single year, and this was never an option for us.

Yes you can beat free, give it a shot, cant lose anything and if its not a good place to hunt then you only lost time.