younggun308
Well-Known Member
Some of you may recall from the commission meeting earlier in the year that they did away with the Reelfoot Zone, and now will have a single statewide zone.
So, next time the Feds review each state's regs, Tennessee will be allowed to have 2 splits in its season instead of the one we presently have (which spans the Monday after Thanksgiving till the following Monday, this year).
Question is, where do you think the commission put the 2 splits in a 60-day season?
I see no point in opening the first split any earlier than the 2nd weekend of muzzleloader season in November, which is roughly when the "Reelfoot" opener used to be.
But then the 2nd split is trickier to me. Could have greater impact placing it later in the season to "rest" the birds when pressure otherwise pushes them away. Say, the week before Christmas week? Doubt anyone wants anything but legal hunting days through all of January.
So, next time the Feds review each state's regs, Tennessee will be allowed to have 2 splits in its season instead of the one we presently have (which spans the Monday after Thanksgiving till the following Monday, this year).
Question is, where do you think the commission put the 2 splits in a 60-day season?
I see no point in opening the first split any earlier than the 2nd weekend of muzzleloader season in November, which is roughly when the "Reelfoot" opener used to be.
But then the 2nd split is trickier to me. Could have greater impact placing it later in the season to "rest" the birds when pressure otherwise pushes them away. Say, the week before Christmas week? Doubt anyone wants anything but legal hunting days through all of January.