States ???

[fallhnt]

NE and IL. Early archery season in NE and some of the best Fall hunting close to home. Both on public land too.

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[joey46]

Tough question.  FL and KY I guess but want to get out west to either WY or NM.  Have OH roots so that's always in play although all the private land I once had access to there is long gone.  KY has better public land IMO than most states with Easterns. 

[Gooserbat]

Oklahoma and Texas. Combined limit of seven birds.

[Turkeyman]

New York (home state) and Missouri.

[JMalin]

Tennessee and Maine (possibility of hunting into June).  I'm biased though as I've never killed an Eastern.

[Gamblinman]

Texas and Kansas.

Everyone should hunt Texas once...just for the experience.

Lots of birds, beautiful women, and good BBQ.

[BamaBigswamp]

Alabama and Colorado

[JMalin]

Texas and Kansas.

Everyone should hunt Texas once...just for the experience.

Lots of birds, beautiful women, and good BBQ.

On a good turkey ranch under favorable conditions, you can limit out with four birds in a half day hunting.  Can't say that about many other states.

[husker]

I guess I'm fortunate since I live in Nebraska.  No reason to venture outside of my stomping grounds.  Just need to get my birds before all of you out-of-staters get them first 

[Bay1985]

Even though Louisiana is on a bad decline I'd still pick La and then probably Kentucky

[Tomfoolery]

Texas, SD

[rpinks]

Kentucky and Kansas

[Dtrkyman]

Illinois and Missouri.

If not New Mexico and Nebraska



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[mozart_hunter]

Texas and Arkansas

[shaman]

I've got my own place in KY, and I currently reside in OH.  Those two right there would keep me happy.

I see others liking those states.  Just a quick question: Why do y'all like KY and OH?