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Understand that some are still able to be hopped. But if the best blind on the lake (tier 1 I'm assuming) doesnt have someone in it, how is it ok to ticket someone that wants the "opportunity" to hunt that blind? Put your name in the barrel, do the work. If you want to hunt 2-4 days a year in...

Thanks for the clarification. As stated, I haven't kept up with this, so i do not understand the "tier" designation. The fact that anyone thinks that this is the right way to do things is beyond me. You can't make it right no matter how you twist it. It's just a way to keep folks from killing...

I haven't duck hunted in middle TN in quite some time due to the lack of ducks. I havent kept up with all of this, but if I understand it correctly, y'all are saying that if there is a blind on Old Hickory that doesn't have someone in it that you will get a ticket for hunting it?

Yep. They constanly escape his place.

I've never heard of such insanity.

It's not worth it. Some friends and I tried to get in a blind several years ago that didn't have anyone in it. We were run out nearly at gunpoint before we got our gear in the blind by a guy claiming it was his son's blind. There are some draw blinds on the lake, that anyone can hunt, but it's...

personally, I think it's most likely everywhere.

Andy S., Understood and agree. But one would think that the wardens in the field would be able to escalate something this unsafe to the superiors and the commissioners to have a change made. Lots of things "look good on paper" that just dont work in reality,

In my opinion, they are doing more than a few things wrong. They don't allow hunters into the woods until a certain time. So all the hunters are gathered at the ramp, boats running until it is legal to go. They call it the boat races. Most dangerous thing you can be involved in in duck hunting...

Deer meat for dinner. Catman outdoors.

Was it fairly localized, or state wide? I'm in Sumner County and haven't heard anyone talking about it.

Was out on Old Hickory today and there are literally thousands of these birds ruining the islands on the lake. They kill all the trees with their feces, and the islands wash away. There are clearly to many of them. I remember a time when there weren't any at all. They seem like an invasive...

They're everywhere! They're everywhere!

If you are in my neck of the woods, it's on Albert Gallatin Rd.

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