Favorite Hunting Terrain?

[El Pavo Grande]

What is your favorite terrain to turkey hunt in?  Hardwood ridges, pine thickets, big fields, hardwood river bottoms, big mountains, etc.

I like them all, but my favorite is a hardwood river bottom.  I love wading the water, crossing sloughs, dealing with the mud and the cottonmouths, etc.  Just something different about it. 

[owlhoot]

Is all good , but hardwood ridges way back in  the timber is my favorite.

[Spring Creek Calls]

Hardwood ridges.

[strut2]

I love it all! If I had to pick if pick hardwood ridges

[Gamblinman]

Ill take a good 'ol mesquite flat anyday. Watch the old gobbler strut and gobble all the way in.

Gman

[AndyH]

Palmettos and fields

[Snoodsniper]

I guess I'm on the hardwood ridge band wagon. I like to walk ridges and call in the late morning. I also hunt back fields and pipelines that are surrounded by timber. They are turkey hot spots around here.

[guesswho]

Central and South Florida Oak Hammocks, Cypress Heads and pasture land

[Swampchickin234]

I've grown up hunting the river bottoms and its where I killed my first bird.  Absolutely no other place I would rather hunt because those bottoms are special. With that being said, I do love hardwood ridges.  Give those birds 45 degrees on a clear morning and that mountain music is beautiful


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[TRKYHTR]

All of them but my absolute favorite is a Hardwood bottom.

[MACHINIST]

I have always gotten my birds in a field set but this year my last bird was in the woods.He came off a slight ridge heading towards a field but it made the hunt so much more different.Never went after them in the woods but next year WILL be different!!!

[WildSpur]

Hardwood ridges here.

Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

[Crawdad]

I love it all, but at the age of 73, I now pretty much prefer the flat lands of Kansas. Back, hips & knees wore out.

[troutfisher13111]

I am a hardwoods guy, but I have killed them in fields and swamps too.

[drenalinld]

Anywhere those jokers will gobble. Honestly nothing I love more than any new ground I don't know and a hot bird or 5.