If You Could Only Pick 1...

[Tail Feathers]

There are so many I haven't hunted it would be hard to say.  I would love to hunt those beautiful rolling hills of NY, TN is beautiful, TX has so many Rios, but so does OK...thank goodness I don't have to choose!

[Turkeyman11]

I would have to say New Mexico.  Nothing like chasing those Merriams in thousands of acres of public, Ponderosa covered land. 

[Tennessee Lead]

I'd stay home in Tennessee with hard gobbling Eastern's.

[Ozark870Hunter]

No place I'd rather chase birds than the Missouri Ozarks.

[captpete]

To be honest I have only hunted turkeys in Iowa, so it is hard to say. Although it isn't the "go-to" place for turkey, I would probably stay here. I have access to several pieces of private property and don't have to deal with the crawling nasty things a lot you have to in other states...I HATE snakes!!

[tomstopper]

Tough one. I would place PA, OH, & NY in a hat and draw one out to decide......

[Gamblinman]

T E X A S!!

[Spitten and drummen]

im from Mississippi and we have a lot of birds , but I would pick Alabama. they have a five bird limit and a long season. that is if I could hunt private land.

[jg]

Moss tennessee  right on cumberland river....turkey creek road   massive amounts of heavy toms  the best hunting I have ever been invoved in

[Happy]

Wv is my favorite of the two states I have hunted. Would really like to try Virginia sometime and possibly  the Ozarks of Missourri. Love hunting mountain easterns.

[kyturkeyhunter4]

Kentucky! I love chasing this longbeards in this mountains.

[Gooserbat]

The one with the most librial tags.

[870supermagnum]

I've only hunted NE Florida and SE Georgia.  I truly enjoy hunting the swamps, creek bottoms, and oak hammocks around here, but I'd love to hunt in locations others have mentioned. For now, I'm sticking with the Easterns and Osceolas.

[stinkpickle]

Probably Iowa...or Missouri...or Kansas...or Wisconsin...or Nebraska...or Texas...   Wait, maybe Hawaii! 

[wvlimbhanger]

I would stay here in my home state of WV because of a combination of familiarity and thundering gobbles from these easterns.