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How many birds can you kill this year? For me, I have my 4 TN birds, 2 bonus birds, and 3 MS birds. 9 is going to be a challenge. HAHA
 
I am limited in my early trips this year, so 5 in Bama, 3 in GA, 4 in TN, and 2 in ky.

If I was betting on my tally at the end of season I would say I kill 2 in Bama, 3 in ga, 4 here, and 2 in Ky. History says that's a safe bet, but not a lock.
 
Setterman said:
I am limited in my early trips this year, so 5 in Bama, 3 in GA, 4 in TN, and 2 in ky.

If I was betting on my tally at the end of season I would say I kill 2 in Bama, 3 in ga, 4 here, and 2 in Ky. History says that's a safe bet, but not a lock.
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So you plan on limiting out everywhere but AL...
Turkeys are glad you are limited....
What county do you hunt in KY.
 
5 bama, 4 here and 2 ky. Prob end up with only 1-2 in bama though, can only go early and it's tough hunting down there.
 
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I will only kill 2 in my county because of low bird numbers, will try to finish the other 2 in Jackson or DeKalb Co. public land. If by some act of God I actually shoot 1 in South Florida next week, I'll just stop at the 1. So 5 possible if Im lucky enough.
 
Well seeing how my florida trip I'd getting pushed back even more I'm not even counting on it now.
I am also thinking about a run to Alabama or Mississippi before our season starts.
Tn 4
Ks 2
Neb 3
 
HMM, everyone else seems to have a better strategy than myself it seems. I am happy if I can 1. make it to the woods 2. get one to respond to my drunk duck turkey callin.
I think I'll get one...pray that I get one.
 
Roost 1 said:
I'll be lucky to get one unless AT Hiker tells me where he has that one tied up... :)
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HA! Im still trying to put a few more pounds on him and I have a weight tied to his beard...trying to get an extra inch for you!
 
Roost 1 said:
Setterman said:
I am limited in my early trips this year, so 5 in Bama, 3 in GA, 4 in TN, and 2 in ky.

If I was betting on my tally at the end of season I would say I kill 2 in Bama, 3 in ga, 4 here, and 2 in Ky. History says that's a safe bet, but not a lock.
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So you plan on limiting out everywhere but AL...
Turkeys are glad you are limited....
What county do you hunt in KY.
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I hunt all over KY but usually Bell county.

And every year I set my goals to kill one bird after that I then raise the bar. I despise going into the year thinking I will kill x number, but the question was asked and I answered based on history.

As I get older I'm happy to just play the game with them, if I kill one or ten doesn't matter anymore as much as playing the game.
 
Roost 1 said:
Ever hunt the Daniel Boone?
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Yes sir, it's really good. There's some areas that border tn which are very hard to get to from the ky side, naturally tn hunters don't hunt them and the ky guys can't get there. It's very very good
 
I am paying for 15. I'd be happy with 4 or 5.

1 in Bama, 2 in TN, 1 at at Ft Campbell and 1 or 2 in KY. I'd happily clean all 15. :)
 
4 in TN and 3 in NE. Also thinking about buying a MS license and exploring their public ground, which would theoretically be 3 more. A potential short trip to AL as well if a buddy calls on a week I can make it work.
 
Depends on how much my kids get to go. Then there is my dad, the ole fella who hunts with us in middle TN, and a 17 yr old who is drooling to kill a bird (his dad passed last year).

After that, it depends on if I run across any season wreckers. I have a hard time leaving them.
 

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