How many states will you be hunting turkeys in this spring?

[Oconeeguy]

Its one state for me. I'll be rambling around the Piedmont of Middle and NE Georgia. There are enough turkeys here to keep me busy.

[derek]

Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey for me for sure.. might try to squeeze in a fourth. 

[Stickbow98]

Starting off with a few days in Ohio, then back home to chase 'em in NY, Ct., and Mass.

"Have Bow & Benelli....Will Travel!"

[Ded Goblr]

I've got Rio's and Meriams right here at home and some Easterns in the southeast corner. I think I'll just hunt here in ol' Nebraska..

[Gooserbat]

Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and maybe South Dakota & Wyoming

[strut2]

Will be hunting Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and my home state of Pennsylvania.

[El Pavo Grande]

My plans are MS, TN, AR, MO, KS, NE, & maybe OK if out there working during season.  It will consist of a short MS hunt (3 days?), probably a short MO hunt.  I typically take 10-12 days off work during turkey season and hunt before work here at home most mornings.

[Improvinghunter101]

Home in Illinois, Nebraska for another annual trip,and Montana for the first time.

[totallycluckedup]

Drew a quota tag this year for an Osceola, and then I'll be headed up for my yearly trip to hunt with my dad in TN.  March can't get here quick enough.

[leasburg]

Mo, ks, and Maybee Nebraska, but I don't have place to go so Maybee next year

[hobbes]

I've been consistently hunting three states, IL,CO, and NE, for five of the last six years.  Last year I hunted MT, CO and NE.  I've been researching the SD Black Hills to make it two states this season, MT and SD.  However, I've about decided to just stick with MT and save a ton of cash.  We can buy two tags and I'm still trying to find a consistent public land "honey hole" here in MT.  I may even try spring bear this season.

[CT Spur Collector]

 PA. & West by God! 

[nate12285]

Good ol' Mississippi!

[RutnNStrutn]

Florida, Georgia, S. Carolina.

[heathwesley]

For me its gonna be 6 straight weeks of slaying birds right here in my home state of Illinois!