Traveling to hunt

[shatcher]

For those of you who travel out of your respective states to hunt, and I'm not asking anyone to reveal there honey holes, name your top areas you like to go to.  I'm looking to hit the road outside of TN.  Appreciate it.

[blake_08]

Tennessee

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[shatcher]

Nope.  Doing my best to get our season shortened and bag limit reduced to 2.

[fallhnt]

TN

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[shatcher]

Nope

[shatcher]

Out of state is the problem.  TWRA is all about the $$.  Be damned the turkeys!

[deerhunt1988]

TN. Them YouTubers slaughtered em there this yr! I live next to it and love me a 4 bird limit.

[turkeyfool]

Moved to Tennessee last year due to work. I wouldn't say i'm a fan of the south (and my company axed everyone) so I'm moving back to the Midwest in July. Traveled to 6 states this spring and hoping to hit the Northeast next weekend. I would love to answer this question, but this forum has me terrified to name any particular states or areas lol. I always get a message from someone shortly after saying "I ran into a lot of birds...". With that said, wouldn't hunt Mississippi again!

[AndyN]

The ones with readily available tags, dumb birds, minimal pressure and good access. The list of these places gets shorter and shorter thanks to people not realizing how the internet works.

[Spurs Up]

Tennessee. Without a doubt.

[buzzardroost]

I live in TN and it is my least favorite as a traveling turkey hunter. I do much better in other states.