I am looking to buy some hunting land in Oklahoma and was wondering if anyone knew some of the top counties in Oklahoma for deer hunting.

all over, up North along Kansas gets the booners. out west open country big deer. down south Red River deer.

Send me a PM with what your looking for exactly and I'll answer you fully. I do a lot of research on this subject

I've hunted SE Ok. Monsters over there.

X2 or draw a line from south of Amarillo due east and west. Look on the North side of the line.

Anything that as river county holds big deer.

You can also look at the cy Curtis awards on the Oklahoma dept of wildlife website
to find the other hotspot areas.

There are ton of Oklahoma deer never posted or put into awards like cy curtis due to many are from state leased land that comes up for renewal every 5 years

I have always wanted to hunt Oklahoma..big deer up there

I grew up hunting in Harper and Beaver County, northwest of Woodward, Oklahoma. Most mature bucks field dress near 200 lbs. Not as many deer up there as in Texas, but there are plenty and DFA is right, big deer up there.

The only bad part of Oklahoma is Norman. JK. Every part of OK is great for deer. I'd pick something that is the closest to you.

i hunt in cotton cty never seen so many poachers!

Thanks for the info so far, I was thinking along the kansas border to rob, but all the articles and stuff on google say central Ok. but I wanted to get opinions from real people's and not some article. I'm looking for area that is know for booners big horns don't care so much about quantity. Thanks again for your replies so far

check out Love county.. Big $$$$$$$ money Red River deer.

If you are interested in hunting Oklahoma next season, send me a PM. Might be looking for a couple guys for a lease on Kansas border in northwest Oklahoma.

Honestly there are big deer all over. Oklahoma county has some giants but it will be really expensive since its so close to okc. Cheapest land you will find will be way SE ok. There are plenty of giants down there and a ton of deer. Heaviest body will be up on the ks line and the further nw you get towards the panhandle, the less deer you will find and way less cover. It also depends on what kind of terain you want to hunt as it's way different say NW compared to SE. Is money an option? How far do you want to drive?

Here are Booner deer last 5 years...

Typical:

Osage County, OK typical whitetail deer 3
Grant County, OK typical whitetail deer 2
Logan County, OK typical whitetail deer 2
McCurtain County, OK typical whitetail deer 2
Adair County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Beaver County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Beckham County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Blaine County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Harper County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Jefferson County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Love County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Major County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Marshall County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Pushmataha County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Seminole County, OK typical whitetail deer 1
Texas County, OK typical whitetail deer 1

Non-Typical:

Pushmataha County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 3
Oklahoma County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 2
Coal County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Comanche County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Creek County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Hughes County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Johnston County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Latimer County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Le Flore County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Lincoln County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Major County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Okfuskee County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Pawnee County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Pittsburg County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Pontotoc County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Pottawatomie County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Rogers County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Texas County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1
Woodward County, OK non-typical whitetail deer 1

Largest whitetail I have ever seen was south west of Woodward while quail hunting about 20 years ago. He stood at about 50 yards for what seemed like 3 minutes before jumping fence and running.I think he would go high 170 or better and there I stood with a shot gun with bird shoot and it was deer season. Hunted him rest of season but never saw him again.

Yeah money is an option, I'm trying to find a lot about 50 acres is about all I can afford. I'm hoping I can get lucky and surrounded by land that is unused around me. I would like a place with lots of cover but have a place or two to set up some nice food plots. Drive doesn't matter much to me if there is a possibility of seeing big horned deer

I hunt in Push county. we see average deer most of the time.