Tennessee

[PASTRUTTER21]

I am looking for the best areas in the state of Tennessee to do some turkey hunting wether it b public or outfitters. Just looking for good info to kill a bird or two in that state. Thanks in advance!!!

[turkeywhisperer935]

Natchez Trace state park. It's a large WMA in west Tennessee. I figure you would anyway but you should scout it first and get to where you want to hunt early.

[Roost 1]

Pm sent

[jwhunter]

There are no turkeys in Tennessee!

[buzzardroost]

There's a young guy that has posted all about the best public land in TN all over the web and really caused a lot of problems for local hunters. Google would probably turn up a lot for you on that.


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[LI Outdoorsman]

Uh Oh....Tennessee..here we go again.....

[RemingtonRules]

Do you prefer bottomland or hardwood ridges?

Do you have a specific age class you are targeting? 

Do you want a mixture of field birds and woodland hunts or have a preference for just one?

Do you like to run and gun or prefer to sit for long periods? 

Some background will help me zero you on the places and birds.

[Fullfan]

There are no turkeys in Tennessee!

LOL ya right, That is not what I saw several years ago...

PAstrut shot ya  a pm

[rbreedi1]

They all died off.. didn't you guys hear? 

[PASTRUTTER21]

I prefer hardwoods hunting on ridges or mountains. No jakes obviously. I know there r birds there no doubt about it. I have no problem workin and walking for what I kill.

[ThunderChickenHunter21]

They gone!!  Stay away from middle tn!! lol

[sasquatch1]

There's a young guy that has posted all about the best public land in TN all over the web and really caused a lot of problems for local hunters. Google would probably turn up a lot for you on that.


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Their biggest problem is selfishness and not being proficient enough if you ask me.

To the op, if you want some help Pm me. I don't mind helping people out as I would rather have 4 of us all kill 1 bird each and all have smiles then me kill 4 for myself!
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[tha bugman]

Go east young man


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[silvestris]

I was taught that selfishness was a virtue when it comes to turkeys.  Take or point another turkey hunter to your honey hole and next year you get the chance to meet his friends and ad infinidum.  That being said, I have by chance met some nice guys who I have put on turkeys on rare occasions and I smiled when they left a thank you note and a feather under my wiper blade.  But, still, it is not wise to make a it a habit.

[sasquatch1]

I was taught that selfishness was a virtue when it comes to turkeys.  Take or point another turkey hunter to your honey hole and next year you get the chance to meet his friends and ad infinidum.  That being said, I have by chance met some nice guys who I have put on turkeys on rare occasions and I smiled when they left a thank you note and a feather under my wiper blade.  But, still, it is not wise to make a it a habit.

Ill just find another place. There's 50 states and many of them have a honey hole somewhere