I've been making the annual Missouri trip for close to 15 years now. I'm looking into new ground no specific place by any means but if y'all had a choice in hunting public land what state would you choose between Kentucky and Tennessee? I'll be bringing my boat also if that helps any
You won't need a boat. Plenty of opportunity in both.
Both
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Ky
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Being a TN hunter, I say you should do KY. ;D
Quote from: slave601 on February 23, 2022, 06:46:12 AM
I've been making the annual Missouri trip for close to 15 years now. I'm looking into new ground no specific place by any means but if y'all had a choice in hunting public land what state would you choose between Kentucky and Tennessee? I'll be bringing my boat also if that helps any
Back in my younger day's always enjoyed hunting out of Alton Mo. we hunted off the 11 point river in the Irish Wilderness. I can remember the day's of old and hearing so many gobblers that you would making a circle trying to decided which turkey to go to... I suggest Ky...
Kentucky
All the OG Kentucky and Tennessee residents racing here to suggest the other state right now
Jokes aside, which is closer? Both seem to have ample open land. Also might want to look at dates for what fits your schedule best
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I used to hunt the Alton area back in the day and man it was a turkey hunters dream. Nothing like that anymore. I've moved on further north to central Mo. As far as dates I take the whole month of March and April off every year so there's no rush on where I may go. I just have no general direction for either Ken or Ten.
More tags down there in Tennessee if I remember correct
Western KY
Definitely southern middle TN....turkey hunters paradise
10 day license is much more reasnnable than KY
Quote from: Roost 1 on February 23, 2022, 06:16:40 PM
Definitely southern middle TN....turkey hunters paradise
10 day license is much more reasnnable than KY
Only thing I see there is the public land blocks are pretty dang small. May give it a shot though
Quote from: Remington700 on February 23, 2022, 11:05:06 AM
Being a TN hunter, I say you should do KY. ;D
We're fresh out of birds. I hear Tennessee has them all
Just west of Paducah
Tennessee for me.
I've heard there aren't any turkeys in Tennessee. You may wish to go to Kentucky!!!

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Saw a turkey down here in Tennessee one time about 20 years ago. Was in somebody's barn lot. Haven't seen one since. Must have migrated down from Kentucky..... :funnyturkey: