A friend and myself are looking to do a Out of state Kentucky public land hunt this year. I know there are a lot of wma's, and DBNF has lots of land. Just wondering what everyone's opinion is on public hunting in Kentucky? I've been hunting Ohio public ground for 10+ years and have had lots of success and very few issues.
I forgot to mention that we would be going down opening weekend.
I Know a guy who goes to piedbody every year and does well. His only complaint were the snakes called wipers? I guess the darn things rare up in ya like a cobra lol
Some good WMAs in KY. As far as DBNF goes, it is usually very tough hunting.
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Lbl, dbnf or Peabody..... DBNF prolly has the most birds and the toughest terrain.
What part of the state you wanting to hunt?
Doesn't really matter to us. Just looking for a decent place to go.
I have heard good things.
If you hunt DB better like climbing hills plenty there and the old gobbler will always be on the opposite Mtn that your on
Thanks for all the info.
If you've got a boat some good WMA s around lakes in East KY.
Anyone hunted the Grayson lake WMA? I'm not finding much info about it other than what's on the Kentucky Dnr website.
I live near Grayson, good numbers. Never hunted there know some who have and had good luck. Like earlier if u have a boat it would make it easier at Grayson. Yatesville is within an hour of there also, lots of birds there also but again a boat would make it much easier.
We've decided to give DBNF a try. As of now the plan is to head toward the mill creek area and give that a shot. Anyone hunted in that area?
Kleber WMA In Owen.CO Has A Alot OF Birds.
Quote from: kyturkeyhunter4 on April 11, 2017, 07:00:44 PM
Kleber WMA In Owen.CO Has A Alot OF Birds.
KY river wma has good hunting too
The KY River WMA consists of several tracts that are within a few miles of one another which would allow you to move around some if needed, and Kleber wouldn't be far away either. I haven't turkey hunted either, but do live in the area. They are in a fantastic hunting area, and there has to be birds there. Can't really speak on hunting pressure, because I haven't hunted them, but they are in pretty remote areas. Definitely worth a look.
Thanks for the info