Here in CO, I have thousands of acres of NF available to me, tough to narrow that down to a number of "spots". So far I've hunted about 6 areas here, but even those can't be narrowed down to what I would consider a "spot". The area I spent most of my time in last year will continue to be my go to area unless the number of birds or number of hunters changes.
Back home in IL, I have 5 or 6 private spots that I check regularly because they hold birds, but could bail out onto some other farms if a bird showed up there. All of those spots have other local boys on them, so my rights aren't exclusive, and they aren't huge tracts of land. Then I have the Shawnee NF which covers 280,000 acres, although I'm limited to the county my tag is drawn for. Usually that is Pope and it probably has 1/3 of that within its boundaries. I've been, at a minimum, through most of the areas, but my hunting is usually done in the southern region of it and I couldn't begin to narrow that to a "spot". I'll hunt anywhere within its boundaries that I hear a turkey sound off weather I've been there before or not.
If you live anywhere near a national forest, and you claim to have only one spot..........your missing out on a lot of opportunity.
