Yes I believe that's considered to be in the black belt region and while that USED to be good info it's not necessarily so these days. Tuskegee is where White Oak is located they claim to have about 16,000 acres to hunt on.
Master Rack has a good reputation but I don't think is any cheaper and I've never been so have no first hand experience with them.
These days most places in the black belt region are way over populated with deer mostly does and so the larger racks are no longer coming from there. If you really have an interest in coming to Bama in the future to hunt you should look into subscriping to Alabama Game and Fish Magazine. They do several good articles each year on the best places to go to just kill deer and where your best chances for a trophy buck are as well. They do a full blown two magazine write up on the WMAs each year as well so you'll get the latest skinny on where to go.
Right now the NW area of the state is where the biggest bucks are coming from it seems with the NE up around Jackson county showing well also. The Bankhead National Forest and the 90,000+ acre WMA within it are where a lot of big bucks are coming from these days. There is a Wilderness area inside that National Forest and some really remote areas if you're up to that sorta thing.
There are quite a few lodges in Bama and some nice bucks do come from them each year but not the really big bucks, they come from private land not lodge land or the Nat. Forest land in NW and NE part of the state mostly. You might run into a nice wall hanger anywhere but in all honestly Alabama is NOT the place to come to for real trophy bucks but rather for numbers of deer.
About 2/3 of the state allow you to shoot two does per day. It used to be one buck and one doe or two does per day but that changed this year and you can only take a max of three bucks per season and the last much be an 8 point or better.