I have a 3,800 acre lease there about 10 miles East of Seymour. There are alot of deer in that area, and some big ones. Still, you have to be selective, which most in the area are not. I have a group that lease the ranch just south of me and they put heavy pressure on the deer in our part of the county. If you go to the local processor in downtown Seymour and look at what is brought in you will see a alot of immature bucks. I believe that the hunters in this area pretty much shoot whatever has horns on it. Still, if you are patient, and hunt often enough, you will see some nice deer.

there are also alot of hogs, turkey, and predators to hunt. It is a pretty much year round area as far as hunting goes.

I also hunt Sterling County and several East Texas counties. The size of bucks in Baylor County does not rival what I see out in Sterling, but there are some nice ones for sure. I would put the size more in line with what I see in East Texas, but they are easier to hunt since they will come to bait much more readily than the deer do in the woods of East Texas.

Do make sure you have water. This year the tanks are not getting full despite the rains they have had out there. I think the water situation is going to be not good by late in the summer. I am not happy with the water level in our tanks out there. This is going to be a critical situation out there once again this upcoming season.