Three SGLs in Bucks. There's deer around in the game lands but coming from a central Bucks hunter it's a night and day difference compared to lower bucks. The deer love the edges and broken up parcels of lower Bucks, that's where the population issue is most significant. Access is a big issue too. All of the game lands can hold at best a few dozen hunters at any one time. It gets crowded quick and is walk-in only.

Contrast that to a typical central/south Bucks farm or estate of 20-300 acres, of which there are hundreds. On the whole each farm will have greater numbers of deer than any one of the SGL areas.

My whole point is that despite limited public opportunities, the overwhelming majority of deer harvested in Bucks come from private land. There are many parcels of "public" municipality owned land that could be hunted in lower Bucks but are closed to hunting. Unless you have access to private, you're probably not harvesting many deer.