WMAn
Well-Known Member
Driving up I-65, I saw a gobbler strutting for a handful of hens in the snow, and it got me to thinking. Where would killing a strutting or gobbling, Tennessee tom in a spring snow rank?
And I mean rank compared to any other hunt you could go on, anywhere in the world? How would it rank compared to any hunt any where in Tennessee?
I think it would be near the top. In Tennessee, I think still-hunting a bear would be the only thing to top it. My reason being is that an accumulating snow this late in the spring in Tennessee, especially west of the Cumberland Plateau, has to be a once-in-a-lifetime event. Just seeing that bird this morning in the snow may be the only time I see that in my lifetime.
What do you think?
And I mean rank compared to any other hunt you could go on, anywhere in the world? How would it rank compared to any hunt any where in Tennessee?
I think it would be near the top. In Tennessee, I think still-hunting a bear would be the only thing to top it. My reason being is that an accumulating snow this late in the spring in Tennessee, especially west of the Cumberland Plateau, has to be a once-in-a-lifetime event. Just seeing that bird this morning in the snow may be the only time I see that in my lifetime.
What do you think?