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I've hunted in Obion county since I was a little kid going with my dad.

No deer at all, wouldn't waste my time, noting to see here . . . move along.

In all seriousness, I have been very blessed to hunt there my whole life. There are some great deer. I've killed three that I consider to be really good deer (mountable) in my time hunting there (I'm 24). My dad killed a great one years ago that is still in our cabin, and a couple more really good ones. It seems like someone on our place kills a good one every year, sometimes two.
 
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Been working in Jonesboro, AR. On the way there from Louisville I drive through Obion...I grew up hunting in Hardeman, but if I had to pick the area that has the best probability of producing a big deer I'd take this area of the state.

Honestly, (and I might be opening a huge can of worms here), but this is the area of the state I think is hurt the most by a multi-buck limit. Most areas I think it has nominal impact what so ever.
 
BowGuy84 said:
Been working in Jonesboro, AR. On the way there from Louisville I drive through Obion...I grew up hunting in Hardeman, but if I had to pick the area that has the best probability of producing a big deer I'd take this area of the state.

Honestly, (and I might be opening a huge can of worms here), but this is the area of the state I think is hurt the most by a multi-buck limit. Most areas I think it has nominal impact what so ever.
This is very true :grin: :grin: :grin:
 

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