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Tennessee WMAs

Started by KYHeadhunter02, April 02, 2016, 10:13:26 PM

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KYHeadhunter02

I'm not looking for anyone's honey hole, just some info. IF I'm lucky enough to punch both of my KY tags I would like to try Tennessee. It's probably a shot in the dark anyway. My aunt owns a lake home just outside of Kingston in Roane county on Lake Watts Bar. I see there's a few small tracks of public land. Anywhere from 100-600 acres and then a big wma just over the county line. Is this a good area as far as huntable birds, preasure, ect? Thanks!

KYHeadhunter02

You volunteer boys must be tight lipped! Oh well looks like I'll be staying home since I found out I am laid off work next week for an undetermined amount of time.

birdyhunter

I hunt Percy priest quite a bit. I know that's a decent drive from your aunts house but there are definitely birds there. Pressure can be heavy on the weekends but if you can hunt midweek after the woods have settled a bit then it can be very productive.


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HunterRye

No huntable populations of birds anywhere in Tennessee

catman529

posting which WMAs are good on public forums has made said WMAs a lot less good and more crowded. There can be some good hunting if you poke around and do some homework. I used to be one who post about where I hunt and what I killed on public land, but learned the hard way when I started seeing and hearing of hunters flocking to the management area because they read online that it was really good.

KYHeadhunter02

Quote from: catman529 on April 07, 2016, 11:42:19 PM
posting which WMAs are good on public forums has made said WMAs a lot less good and more crowded. There can be some good hunting if you poke around and do some homework. I used to be one who post about where I hunt and what I killed on public land, but learned the hard way when I started seeing and hearing of hunters flocking to the management area because they read online that it was really good.

Understood. I was just wondering about bird population and preasure in that area. If someone wanted info on KY WMAs I would certainly pm them specific info. I don't expect any local to share their got spot.

KYHeadhunter02

Quote from: birdyhunter on April 07, 2016, 09:38:21 PM
I hunt Percy priest quite a bit. I know that's a decent drive from your aunts house but there are definitely birds there. Pressure can be heavy on the weekends but if you can hunt midweek after the woods have settled a bit then it can be very productive.


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Thanks!