ROYAL BLUE PIONEER TN
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or is it just draw hunts in places.
arctic_cat
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North Cumberland WMA is made up of the Royal Blue unit, Sundquist unit, Newriver unit, and Brimstone units. Pay close attention to the regs as they aren't the same as statewide or individual counties.
arctic_cat
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Click the link and go down to regulations
www.tn.gov
North Cumberland WMA | State of Tennessee, Wildlife Resources Agency
Two major habitat types are found at the 146,000 acre North Cumberland WMA. Mature hardwood forests cover approximately 75% of the landscape, while timber harvest, strip mining, and gas well development have provided extensive clearing and early successional habitat.
www.tn.gov
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Speedwell-Hunter
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You gotta b nutz to hunt it, bunch of bak country side by sidin twisted tea drinkin scummm bagszz will ruin your hunt!
A lot of places to get away from them if he wants to walk. But I myself is afraid to leave my truck close to any public road on 63. Just my 2 cent
It really that bad?
Harold Money jr
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It's not that bad if you get away from them. There are some places where you can't get away from them, but it's not that bad.
Have to have 4x4?
Speedwell-Hunter
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LMAO. leave it by pudges, I will give it the OLE 63 treatment! HAWHAW HAW!!
Speedwell-Hunter
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I beg to differ!
Speedwell-Hunter
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Let me put it this way. I live there (as you can tell by my name). I would heavily advise against it. Again, WMA is big enough to get away from the prior folks i talk about, however your problem then is getting your deer out unless you butcher it right there. also, these side by siders like to shoot into the woods while they ride (not at anything in particular btw), so good luck with that.
SES
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Not necessary. I wouldn't personally do it, but not necessary. Check out the New River unit near Brushy Mountain. Lots of land to get away from people up there. I used to hunt that area a lot and I saw deer just about every time I went. Beautiful country. Rough, but beautiful. There are a ton of hogs up there too.
SES
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Drive by Brushy Mountain Prison. You'll go to the top of the mountain and come down the other side. Go several miles and there will be a coal processing plant on the right. Turn left on the gravel road just passed it. More land up that road than you would ever be able to hunt. You'll see the WMA sign once you go up that road a little way.
SES
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Google Gum Branch Petros TN. That's the road I'm talking about. Google shows the road stopping not far from the highway. It goes for MILES.
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SES
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Speedwell-Hunter
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If you do go, let me know, I would like to scout it as I have wanted to see what type of deer that place holds! thank you
will do Sir.
