320 ac.
3 of us
Conch county

47 acres and just me and wife.

2000ish acres, 4 hunters.
Before that I was on 87 acers with 5 hunters! Lol

16 acres

The most productive two places I've deer hunted were 4 and 15 acres. I now own 66 acres to hunt on.

215,150 and 9

380 acres......just me.

84 all to myself

143 Acres...

243 acres bought and paid for. Just me and my brother for now. My son is in the Army, he can hunt when he's home. My three nephews will hunt it when they are of age, I am anxiously waiting. My brother has "age requirements". His kids, not mine so I can't have an opinion, but its killing me to get them out. At least two of them, one is a little young still.

640 ac. Son and myself.......

425 acres 2 hunters

My own piece of heaven with 160 acres with 4 blinds and feeders. mainly my wife and I but have a son in law and 4 grand sons who are welcome anytime but only make it a couple times a year.

600 owned, me my wife and kids

Well, I used hunt 140 acres. Then I learned that I could not hunt within 100 yards of the fence line lest my neighbors be all butthurt. That now leaves me just 69 acres to hunt.

Double Naught Nailed it

two places:
1. 22000 acres 16 hunters
2. 100 acres 1 hunter

ha ha

if that's the case then I only need 150-200 yds (from the blind to the target)

500,000,000

5,000 acres 2 hunters

How many acres per mile of road?

Same location since late 80's was 160 acre, then went down to 80, next year 40, the Honey Hole is drying up.

375 pretty much by my self. 4 set ups plus 2 on the wheat fields.

Somewhere I read that Texas has about 5 million acres that are highways, county roads and farm to market roads. That makes about 5 million acres available for road hunters.

I knew a guy that used to say his deer lease isn't very wide, but it's REALLLLLLLY long.