I'd agree, there are some big deer that come out of that area every year, but overall, it gets pounded each year and most deer taken are smaller. I live near that area, and each year, a large army of hunters descend on the area. Last year, I hunted the Sand Hills region and from the top of a ridge, I counted over 50 orange dots(hunters) from my vantage point. With that said, there is some very rough country that the deer get pushed into after 4 or 5 days of pressure. A good map and some scouting, should help you determine where this might be. Most of the deer get pushed around by the thousands of hunters and it's just a matter of being in the right place at the right time. Look at maps and determine where most people start hunting and position yourself before sun up in escape routes the deer might use when pushed by these hunters.