Where are some Legal Places to Hunt Deer?

Video Transcript

"So now you have the gear, now where do you go hunting. If you don't have any land personally. If you are not a landowner that has wildlife or deer. There are other options available to you. You can lease land. There is hundreds of websites devoted to leasing deer hunting land. There is Huntingleases.com... Another option to you if you want to have a special time with you and your son or just want to have the experience of going hunting, there are mini ranches that sell paid hunts. For a decent buck, if you are looking for antlers, $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 can get you a decent deer without having to worry about the hassle of leasing land for the whole year or owning your own land and having some kind of lodging along with that. If you are in some states, such as Oregon, has public land that is thousands upon thousands of acres that is legally allowed to hunt if you get the existing permits and that sort of thing. In Texas you need to check, it is much more restricted on public land. You need to make sure that it is cleared if you were to go on various forests. Check the local laws along with that. You also have, should not be hunting anywhere within the city limits. In the hill country this is especially applicable because many, many even if you climb on the edge of town there is plenty of deer all over the place. It is still illegal to hunt there. So in conclusion, there is many different options, depending on what part of the country you are in. Many different areas depending on the amount of money you want to spend which are available to you to chose the land that you would want to hunt on."