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flyinpro

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Anyone draw a blind on Woods where you wouldn't mind sharing any activity level down there the past weekend? Or the past few years? I don't have a blind but was going to maybe go check the place out depending on water level and activity. Its on my list to explore for next season. Any friendly comments would be great & don't worry I'm not going to jump anyone's blind. Just research. Thanks
 
I've been out there the past 2 years I wouldn't waste my time .I only hunted twice last year water level got so low couldn't get the boat to the blind , and everyone is sky busting around you . But up in the river is some better blinds but getting to the blind in late season is a problem.
 
Thank you sir. Looks like better Deer hunting anyway from the maps I've look at. I've been hunting, or I should say wasting my time on a small lease in Sequatchie County to the southeast and I'm about finished. I appreciate the info provided and no water is a huge problem for sportsman east of Nashville. Personally, its more political that necessary.
 
flyinpro":12qmmiju said:
Thank you sir. Looks like better Deer hunting anyway from the maps I've look at. I've been hunting, or I should say wasting my time on a small lease in Sequatchie County to the southeast and I'm about finished. I appreciate the info provided and no water is a huge problem for sportsman east of Nashville. Personally, its more political that necessary.

You drive from Blount to sequatchie? And if you don't mind what lease you on? I live in sequatchie just curious so I don't waste my time when I start looking.
 
TDW05":3i2l90qc said:
flyinpro":3i2l90qc said:
Thank you sir. Looks like better Deer hunting anyway from the maps I've look at. I've been hunting, or I should say wasting my time on a small lease in Sequatchie County to the southeast and I'm about finished. I appreciate the info provided and no water is a huge problem for sportsman east of Nashville. Personally, its more political that necessary.

You drive from Blount to sequatchie? And if you don't mind what lease you on? I live in sequatchie just curious so I don't waste my time when I start looking.

I'm on a leased 350 acre plot in Sequatchie and driving is necessary to get there. I don't know the name on the lease and I just go on it to help some younger guys out. It's off Lewis Chapel road a few miles and seems to have more transition deer there. Needs a bit more thick to hold them in my opinion and there is more human activity there than I had thought.


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