Anybody hunt white county?

[Rucka356]

Looking at some property in White County. Appears to have a decent amount of deer based on county kill count.

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[Grandslam11]

I do. Deer numbers vary depending on what part of the county you are hunting


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[MickThompson]

All else equal, mountain ground (east side) will have fewer, but sometimes better deer. Ag ground will be boom or bust depending on how much cover is around.

 

[Rucka356]

thanks guys. I did notice some corn fields and could only imagine nice big corn fed deer haha. the property I am looking at is mountain land and butts up to a few farm fields. No corn though......

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[LVS]

Where exactly are you looking? I have hunted that area over 30 years.

 

[Rucka356]

lost creek rd

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[LVS]

That is a good area. Access to and pressure on the property would be the primary factors I would look at.

 

[Grandslam11]

Are you buying just to hunt on? If you plan on living and hunting there you are really close to LOTs of public land with Bridgestone/Firestone WMA


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[Prowler]

Lost creek is the best area in the whole county in my opinion, as far as quality and quantity. I hunt mostly up top but have places all over the county. Like said before, pressure and access would be the biggest possible downside.

 

[Rucka356]

looking to possibly buy. looking at other properties in east Tn as well.

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[DMD]

Lost Creek used to be great. I was raised in White County and lived/hunted there till about 2001. I used to work with some guys that hunted lost creek, they were always killing good deer.