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If you could hunt 1 state

Started by BUCKY, May 23, 2013, 08:07:00 PM

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will_hunt

Montana river bottoms are simply other worldly. Apologies to Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri,etc. The assumption was you were asking about THE VERY BEST and not the most convenient.

Whip

Iowa would be my first choice.  Lots of other good ones though.
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Sixby

Montana

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Hoyt

I really don't like to travel and hunt that's why I moved where I am. If I change my mind I'm less than 350 miles from about 16 states and under two hours from Mo., Tenn., under 1hr from In., 20min. to Ky.

jcar315

Proud Dad to two awesome Kids and a very passionate pig hunter.

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rockkiller

Have to throw a plug in for northern Wis.I go every year.

L82HUNT

QuoteOriginally posted by ron w:
I'm try'n Missouri this year!! Hunting a friends farm and I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
Missouri is a crazy good state for deer especially from mid-state north.  Many parts of the state allow unlimited doe tags
What part of state and when you going

ron w

QuoteOriginally posted by L82HUNT:
 
QuoteOriginally posted by ron w:
I'm try'n Missouri this year!! Hunting a friends farm and I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
Missouri is a crazy good state for deer especially from mid-state north.  Many parts of the state allow unlimited doe tags
What part of state and when you going [/b]
Shelby Co. Northeast part of the state.
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coaster500

I know it sounds crazy but California.... Tule, Roosevelt, Rocky Mountain Elk.... Blacktail and Mule Deer......  Antelope, Desert Bighorn... Bears and a Cornucopia of small game and birds.

California is probably the most diverse state in the country when it comes to terrain, deserts, mountains, rain forests, agriculture and coastal hills. With the way people are leaving the state I may end up with the place all to myself  
  :biglaugh:
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tuscarawasbowman

Looks like I am good where I am lol. Now if I could get extra vacation time to actually take advantage of it   :banghead:

LittleBen

Virginia and MD have been good to me ... MD is unlimited does, and VA has a 6 deer bag limit ... but I miss the Adirondacks or Catskills back in NY. You're not going to find more wilderness and a bigger challenge in the East IMO.
Where else can you find a MILLION ACRES of wilderness area where you can't even ride a bicycle or use a deer cart and another nearly 2 million of other state lands. This is serious country. 2000 miles of trails, 3000 lakes, 30,000 miles of streams and rivers.

Jayrod

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Stony

New York any where you can pick and choose your terrain and Challenge level(wilderness, farmland, suburban etc) its all here. Lots of trophy bucks if that's your bag but they usually don't come easy. Millions of acres of public land, not always where you want to hunt but its there for your use. No need for me to leave the state to hunt its right out side my door.

TraditionalGuy

QuoteOriginally posted by coaster500:
I know it sounds crazy but California.... Tule, Roosevelt, Rocky Mountain Elk.... Blacktail and Mule Deer......  Antelope, Desert Bighorn... Bears and a Cornucopia of small game and birds.

California is probably the most diverse state in the country when it comes to terrain, deserts, mountains, rain forests, agriculture and coastal hills. With the way people are leaving the state I may end up with the place all to myself  
   :biglaugh:  
Not completely alone. I'm not moving. I do wish the archery deer seasons weren't so damn hot though.
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T Lail

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nineworlds9

Missouri to hunt with my best friend
52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
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damascusdave

I would hunt that northern state known as Alberta, Canada
I set out a while ago to reduce my herd of 40 bows...And I am finally down to 42

killinstuff

Might rub some guys the wrong way but I can care less about horns on the wall. Sure I like to shoot a "shooter" but I just like to hunt and want a big bag limit and a long season. Alabama and Georgia fit that bill and when the deer are not giving you an opportunity, hogs or small game might. And it's warm. I like warm.
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