Big Rivers WMA, Kentucky

[hilliard113]

so you're saying no one is going to drop me a pin 😂. Boy that question got some of you worked up. Sorry, didn't mean to create such an argument between some... so I guess I'll just go check harvest reports that are public knowledge on the internet for the answer I was asking for... also on the internet 😂

[g8rvet]

I know that often folks with some knowledge will PM info, just not usually on the open boards because once posted it is searchable forever.  There is nothing at all wrong with asking and we sure hope you stick around.  This is the ONLY turkey site on the interwebs that is worth following.  I have blocked three posters on here and 2 of them are gone and the other I unblocked and all is fine. 

[deathfoot]

Welcome aboard.

As you see, and like others have said, it's best to contact a local biologist in the area you want to hunt. Or a game warden. They will give you valuable intel. At minimum, how the population is doing. I look at all the data I can too in the area I'm going.

I won't step foot in another state without talking to at least one if not both and obsessing over every piece of data I can find about the areas birds

[kytrkyhntr]

78?? Brother get off Internet forums and go outside


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[joey46]

Thanks for the tip.  I would but I'm working on a thread titled "Spot Burn". Maybe can get a sponsorship from OnX.