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Fort Campbell 2017

@fulldraw":1s70nwi7 said:
I've been away for awhile but I haven't heard anything. Tried calling the office a couple times in the last week. Never got an answer.
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I need to stop in and get registered and get my ML registered; we are moving up to Clarksville this month.
 
The process to "register" your ml is assinine. You have to physically drive to the military post entrance office and write the serial # and make on a piece of paper. They don't even look at the guns. DO NOT take your guns with you or you are committing a felony.
 
BULL MOOSE":1b66v6yy said:
The process to "register" your ml is assinine. You have to physically drive to the military post entrance office and write the serial # and make on a piece of paper. They don't even look at the guns. DO NOT take your guns with you or you are committing a felony.
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Thanks for the info! So once its registered to they check it when entering the base to hunt?
 
lightsareout":2cwqlg6z said:
BULL MOOSE":2cwqlg6z said:
The process to "register" your ml is assinine. You have to physically drive to the military post entrance office and write the serial # and make on a piece of paper. They don't even look at the guns. DO NOT take your guns with you or you are committing a felony.
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Thanks for the info! So once its registered to they check it when entering the base to hunt?
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NO, but if you are checked they would need to see the piece of paper that matched the guns is what I understand.

I forgot to add that you must have a copy of your drivers license and I think maybe they do a background check. After that, all the hunting areas are not on the interior main base through the main gate… It is the hundred thousand acres elsewhere.

I would also add that it seems almost impossible to get a good area there during the first three weeks of November. I hunted a couple of areas that I would not have selected by driving around on my own. I think one of those areas was like 31… It was nothing but a 5 x 5 mile wide stand of pines with no openings and very few deer even taken in it annually.

I wish that somebody could take all of the kill data with area and date and put it in a spreadsheet and make it available for hunters with a license.
 
Roost 1":zyb02hxc said:
Some very good deer come out of 31 every year. You must be confused on the area. 31 is a mix of pine, hardwoods, crop
Fields, and over-grown fields. What more could a deer want??
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I looked at my map...it was area 22. Another area I got was 49. I was not happy with either.
 
Where can I read up on FT Campbell regulations? I'm from East Tennessee and thinking of going down there a few times this year.

Is it possible to do any "scouting" to get familiar with some of the areas prior to season?


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mattmillard510":2mo961d8 said:
Where can I read up on FT Campbell regulations? I'm from East Tennessee and thinking of going down there a few times this year.

Is it possible to do any "scouting" to get familiar with some of the areas prior to season?


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people that hunt the fort don't like people from East Tennessee coming and hunting their deer so you probably won't get much out of them


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mattmillaed510..... Theres always squirrel season coming up. Also areas are sometime open for hiking. So yes there are times when you can get out and scout. Regulations, in years past , have never been available until a few days before the season opens. Maybe the new system will help this situation.

Solocam... Many good people on this thread. Most are willing to help newcomers. More than once I have offered to meet newbies and show them around. The camp and its regulations are sometime confusing to new guys.

Another thing. Don't pay any attention to rumors.
 
Solocam":3p90ig8x said:
mattmillard510":3p90ig8x said:
Where can I read up on FT Campbell regulations? I'm from East Tennessee and thinking of going down there a few times this year.

Is it possible to do any "scouting" to get familiar with some of the areas prior to season?


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people that hunt the fort don't like people from East Tennessee coming and hunting their deer so you probably won't get much out of them


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It's only people from Greene County that aren't welcome. LOL


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whiskey":2ihgl10t said:
Solocam":2ihgl10t said:
mattmillard510":2ihgl10t said:
Where can I read up on FT Campbell regulations? I'm from East Tennessee and thinking of going down there a few times this year.

Is it possible to do any "scouting" to get familiar with some of the areas prior to season?


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people that hunt the fort don't like people from East Tennessee coming and hunting their deer so you probably won't get much out of them


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It's only people from Greene County that aren't welcome. LOL


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i know what you mean. I know the ones that gave Greene county a bad name at the fort. I hunted it for years when you could actually get a good area but we was not associated with the ones that did it illegal


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No need to put the names on here. They got caught and lost hunting privileges at the fort


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