Many folks migrate to Georgia during the fall to chase White-tailed Deer (WTD). So much so,
that it had the nation’s sixth-highest number of license holders in 2018. Most of the state is known for
quality soils optimal for commercial agriculture. With that, deer have access to high-quality forage ideal
for growing large bodies and antlers.
Will McCrea

Will McCrea is responsible for managing the field operations of the Legacy Wildlife Division in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. Will earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation from the University of Florida and began working for LWS in 2017. Will’s primary responsibilities include supporting the oversight and management of over 350,000 acres and 500+ hunt clubs on LWS-managed hunting leases in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. He also works on various wildlife consulting and GIS mapping projects.
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Why hunt club and deer management lead to bigger bucks
Posted by
Will McCrea on Jan 7, 2020 2:23:08 PM
Since 2014, our hunt club in Hamilton County, FL has noticed a trend of high-quality bucks like never before. We have observed over half a dozen deer that have or would have scored over 130” Boone & Crockett. Fortunately, our club has been able to harvest four of these hit listers.
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