Ideal density and doe:buck ratio in Hunting Preserve

I am starting a 1,000 acre hunting preserve. Will start by taking all existing animals out of that area and will release bucks and does that I now have in my pens.



I intend to release yearling bucks and does every year until I reach a reasonable population of deer.



1.- What could be an ideal doe:buck ratio to try to maintain in the preserve?



2.- What would be the ideal density to maintain in 1,000 acres, considering that we will be providing all year long free consumption protein and minerals?



Any advice and experiences will be greatly appreciated.



EG

My preserve is about 50 miles south of the Texas/Mexico border. Very similar to South Texas brush.



I just got the result of our yearly sensus and we currently hold (free ranging deer) about 1 deer per 7 acres.



We are about to close our preserve and start taking all deer out, in order to release only deer from our pens.



Thanks for all your comments.