I say all weapons season starting September 1st ending last weekend in January!
Cheap? I have friends in North Western KY and they say the farmland around them has been auctioning for $12k+ per acre.I heard land is cheap in Kentucky, you could always start house hunting up there. Then you'd have your one buck limit and shorter gun season that you want.
Thank God!No this is Tennessee, not Illinois, Indiana or Iowa.
I'm happy with the season as it is. For many of us, it is about more than just putting a tacky dead animal on the living room wall. And even in CWD counties, you are still dodging deer on the rural roads all year.
With a long season, there is no pressure to get out there before the season closes.
One other thing to bear in mind, our big game gun license does not include any does. Unless you buy a sportsman's license or the 094 special season antlerless permit or hunt under landowner exemption, you cannot shoot any does with a gun. It isn't a factor for everyone, but I'm sure there are some that this would negatively impact.I've guided all the US. I just feel( again just my opinion) one trophy buck per hunter is plenty. Wanting two in a yearis glutenous If you're after meat shoot doe's.
We absolutely need tweaks in my county to help the struggling deer herd. For one, let us shoot a bear with a muzzleloader or rifle. Doe opportunities need to be severely restricted until we can recover in my county. Buck limit is already the best compromise.
I'm pretty sure that venison is gluten-freeI've guided all the US. I just feel( again just my opinion) one trophy buck per hunter is plenty. Wanting two in a yearis glutenous If you're after meat shoot doe's.
Blame it on the muzzleloader.....Has nothing at all to do with the nut behind the trigger.Muzzleloaders wound and lose more deer than all other weapons combined.
If you aren't getting blood trail or loosing deer you need to sight in your gun or change bullets. Muzzloaders weren't ment to shoot as far as a rifle there were for closer range it's like them 80yrd turkey guns you hear about every year and they wondered why the bird flew offTake muzzleloader out completely, let people shoot a rifle if they want. Muzzleloaders wound and lose more deer than all other weapons combined.
Muzzleloaders should be used for civil war reenactments and boat anchors.
Agree 100% on the timing and wishing I could have a rifle in my hands.I just want to hunt with a rifle during muzzy season...I don't have a muzzle loader and in my years hunting Hickman county those are by far the best days of hunting.
While there may be some validity in this, I completely disagree. Muzzleloader's have a popular reputation of not leaving good blood trails. I've killed dozens with a muzzleloader and fortunately only ever lost one. None of them left a good blood trail. That is with 4 different combinations of bullet/powder.If you aren't getting blood trail or loosing deer you need to sight in your gun or change bullets.