harley 2008":2bx2kctm said:
No birds in either place...that sux.
How many private land acres?
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No birds in either place...that sux.
0 private, but hundreds of thousands of acres of the Cherokee National Forest in my backyard
Uncle Jesse
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Didn't you use to live in Grundy Co?timberjack86":2vlki1on said:
Matador
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Over 4500 acres and it doesn't get a lot of pressure. We don't have but 2-3 on lease that hunt turkeys.
Levee Jumper
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0 for me. I drive 1-3 hours to hunt various public pieces.
Lease is 829 acres in Hickman county that's an hour and a half away. Moved last fall and neighbor has 350 down the road he said I could hunt. It's mostly a wide open hay field so will be tough based on where I think the boundaries are.
Uncle Jesse
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Dedication right thereLevee Jumper":6kewcwc2 said:
I did, I moved because of my job. Family still lives there and I go back and stay every now and then. Looking to stay with Dad a couple weekends this spring and hunt aedc if the crowds aren't too bad. Last time I hunted the base I saw more hunters than I ever have.Uncle Jesse":1bfjdg86 said:
JT262
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80,000 lol I hunt a wma but have 500 private all have been really good for turkey hunting.
Uncle Jesse
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Yeah I was thinking you hunted AEDC some. It has got crazy around there. Even week days it's crowdedtimberjack86":1pxd0hrc said:
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Exactly 0 that have a Turkey on them
Over 2,500 in a 4 different counties
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gobblesandgrunts
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About 300-400 acres and I'm lucky enough to have some prime Turkey hunting on our family farm
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That's what I am hearing..Roost 1":ujm13dpn said:
AT Hiker
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75 private acres
Spent 2 days and 15+ miles hiking around LBL this weekend. Seen zero turkey sign, literally nothing.
The hog sign has increased since last year.
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Spent 2 days and 15+ miles hiking around LBL this weekend. Seen zero turkey sign, literally nothing.
The hog sign has increased since last year.
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hooks
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Right at 300 private, but would rather hunt public land really. Like the freedom to roam on public.
AT Hiker":2ppjhhlb said:
I used to hunt lbl quite a bit.
It has been 5 or 6 years since I have due to several different reasons.
That absolutely boggles my mind.
My memories are more along the lines of standing in a "listening spot" and trying to decide which of the 5 or 6 birds, that were sounding off within 150 yards of my position, to go after.
Over the years, I have accumulated access to several tracts of property of various sizes. I'm always on the lookout for new places. I have no idea on acreage.
However, I do still like to hunt some large public tracts, and as stated to give me the ability to follow the gobbles without having to worry about property lines.
However, I do still like to hunt some large public tracts, and as stated to give me the ability to follow the gobbles without having to worry about property lines.
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RUGER":8g14khvr said:
My experience over the past 3-5 years has been a steady decline in seeing and hearing turkeys. Not saying other parts of LBL are fine but the areas I hunt are bad.
My next mission is to go explore different parts of it to see if I can find any sign. My fear is everyone else will do this and lock down on the same areas.
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