Average about 3 per sit. 116 acres, palo pinto County

Duval Co. 320 acres. 2-15 with the norm closer to 7-10.

We are loaded on acorns and pecans. Don't know what drives it but we are different

On a good day 1, great day 3 - 5, east Texas Lamar county.

15-20 every sit. Had a boomer of a fawn crop and a surplus of doe this year. We have culled 8 so far and looking to harvest 4 - 7 more before seasons end.

100acres in Freestone County, the least I've seen in a single hunt this year was 8 deer, most was about 18. The problem we have is, every hunt we see the same deer over and over again. It's a rare instance when a stranger wanders thru.

Blanco County: 5-6 deer per sit, mostly does and immature bucks. 1,900 acres in Round Mountain
Kimble County: 2-3 deer per sit (we also have exotics so this is just whitetail), also mostly does and immature bucks. 2,900 acres near Junction.

Same here in Erath. Had as many as 10 this season. Deer are hungry. 300 acres low fence cedar and liveoak country.

I’ve had two huge number sits, 15 one am sit another 18 but I would say on average 4-8 per sit this year. Been a great on small place. Lots of different bucks and some good ones that I let walk. Be studs next year or two. Throckmorton county.

We keep records daily of what we see but Ill just go off memory. Several 1000 acres in NW Tx and same in SC Okla. Estimating we see about 10 to 15 a sit. If consistently corning roads at any one particular stand then sightings would go up. If sitting on our 80 ac wheat field we will see from 50 to 150.

Either of my 2 blinds I see maybe 4-10 at a sit. Many times the same ones will come and go and come back, especially the does.

Maybe 1 per sit. East Texas, Henderson County.
The deer don’t really go to feeders. Just have to know the trails they use.

I went back in my records to see how many deer I was able to see per sit on my old place in Goliad County.
2012- 14.35
2013- 14.07
2014- 14.54
2015- 7.70
2016- 11.97
2017- 20.40
2018- 13.13
2019- 11.95
Avg. - 13.51
The dry years was more deer per sit and the wet years/acorn years was less. The average year was about average rainfall and no acorns.

So Im not the only one that keeps records, but your records are way better than mine and certainly more accessible. As usual,

You know Ranch we all love you on here but that my friend is a serious case of OCD....LOL...

No, it is called part of the requirements to get MLD tags for does in that county and also part of the Wildlife Exemption data needed for county CAD. Pretty simple.

I hear you man just yanking your chain.

Just something I have done for the last 35+ yrs now. One part of deer management that is very important.

This am I saw deer all morning even with the windy conditions 4 different bucks and 7 different doe they were spooky but kept coming back to the corn I had spread

6-8 average
320 ac.
Concho County

20 + - Sterling county

It varies pretty widely depending on stand location, time of year, and conditions, but I'll say ranging from 5-10 up to 30-40. We have a hay field and foot plot that can bring in well over that if you catch it just right.

4-8 every night at my property outside Commerce. Can just about set your watch by them. But they're my "pet" deer.
2-8 per sit at my hunting place in Cumby.
0-2 at my lease in Eastland, but that's more for beer drinking, card playing, family time for the boys.

I can't fathom seeing 30 deer at once. That would be fun, even if all I'm shooting is a camera.

Around 12. Sometimes 20, sometimes 8. Always a good time.

Depends on which stand.
My stand, 10-12 bucks and 4-6 does & fawns
One of by buddy's stands. 15-20 bucks and 8-12 does & fawns

2200 acres Schleicher County