Hey Everybody,
I'm new to Tennessee, moved my family here in July. I grew up blacktail hunting in Washington state, and recently did some mule deer hunting. Hunted on family land, private timber and on public land. Look forward to being part of this community. This next question might be more for the deer hunt thread, but I have a question about hunting here. I come from primarily stalking and sit-wait type hunting. Stalking where there's lots of brush, and spot and stalk where you can actually see more then 20 yards. I'd sweep through a big section of woods or sit by a logging site, or if I gave up on that sit next to the orchard. I've scouted places like Standing Stone and Bledsoe State Forest, and was wondering how common stalking is on public land. If I get out and sweep through an area, will I bump into a bunch of other hunters and piss people off? Kinda looking for the donts of hunting here as I was to assimilate to the hunting culture here. Thanks in advance, and y'all have a beautiful state (and yes, rural people like myself in Washington state say y'all!)
I'm new to Tennessee, moved my family here in July. I grew up blacktail hunting in Washington state, and recently did some mule deer hunting. Hunted on family land, private timber and on public land. Look forward to being part of this community. This next question might be more for the deer hunt thread, but I have a question about hunting here. I come from primarily stalking and sit-wait type hunting. Stalking where there's lots of brush, and spot and stalk where you can actually see more then 20 yards. I'd sweep through a big section of woods or sit by a logging site, or if I gave up on that sit next to the orchard. I've scouted places like Standing Stone and Bledsoe State Forest, and was wondering how common stalking is on public land. If I get out and sweep through an area, will I bump into a bunch of other hunters and piss people off? Kinda looking for the donts of hunting here as I was to assimilate to the hunting culture here. Thanks in advance, and y'all have a beautiful state (and yes, rural people like myself in Washington state say y'all!)
