Favorite Hunting Terrain?

[Gooserbat]

Big timber, be it bottoms, flats, or ridges. 

[Tail Feathers]

All of 'em!

Those hills kick my flatlander behind but I love a hardwood ridge.  Truth be told, I have never hunted turkeys where I wouldn't go back.

[Bigspurs68]

I do love it all but sadly I love the hills that nobody wants to climb. Just in my blood I guess. Iv tried to quit em but they own me.

[firstflight111]

River bottoms has to be my favorite .then big open fields .

[CASH]

FLAT

[gwa]

Most anywhere the turkeys are...
That being said
I hope he is on the same side of the creek that I am on
I would rather start out above him than below, nothing worse than getting to the bottom only to hear him gobble back up at the top.....
As I mature, my baton death marches are definitely on the decline. Closer is better.

Denny

[WildTigerTrout]

Hardwood ridges in "Big Woods"

[Kywoodsman]

River Bottoms for me. That's where I do the majority of my hunting and I just love to hear a river bank full of trees come alive at daylight with turkeys gobbling.

[PALongspur]

My passion lies in the big mountains of north central PA. Hands down my favorite place to chase a gobble!

[WildTigerTrout]

My passion lies in the big mountains of north central PA. Hands down my favorite place to chase a gobble!

I will second that!

[silvestris]

Hollows, heavy in beech.

[American Strutter]

IMO, nothing beats an Eastern gobbling on a crisp cool morning in a hardwood bottom. After you have had your thermacell turned on of course.

[SpitNDrumN]

I grew up hunting and live in the Alleghany Highlands of Va. so of coarse I'm going to say hardwoods ridges and steep mountains of Virginia. The ridges of Kentucky are awesome as well. West Virginia to.

[davisd9]

Hard to give just one answer.  I love creek bottoms, river bottoms, swamps, and any old, big growth timber! 

[alclark2]

I'll go with creek bottoms.


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