Tennessee280
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Park at one of those businesses off of elm hill pike or royal pakrway and prob have a shot at him, theres an old cemetery back in the woods there you could use for an ambush spot!!
It's Thomas Scott, but he owns 180 acres there in small tracts. You could send a letter to his PO box, but doubt he will answer you. That has been my experience with PO boxes.anybody know Scott Thomas ? Looks like he owns a lot of property in that area.
and go straight to jail... I'm sure someone has tried this..Park at one of those businesses off of elm hill pike or royal pakrway and prob have a shot at him, theres an old cemetery back in the woods there you could use for an ambush spot!!
It makes you wonder what hunting would be like if we all had the fortitude to pass on 2.5 and 3.5 yo bucks.My ancestry had farms on Reynolds Rd, Pulley Rd, Faircloth, and Couchville Pk just east of the "newer" runways on the east side of Donelson Pk.
If you so much as park a vehicle on the side of the road back there, airport police will roll up hot, believing you're the next 9/11 terrorist.
So let me encourage y'all to make sure you park on private property and know your boundaries, lest they take you in.
Yes, the airport deer are legendary.
Other companies, like NES, also have huge swaths of land over there.
For years I've tried to figure out how to find a spot back there.
It's a big buck refuge.
Good luck but be warned.
It would likely take a local person with some smarts to get away with it. When you're used to living outside of town where you can get away with a lot more, it might seem like it would be easy. Yes anyone could get lucky and get away with it, but there's too many watching eyes in the city and TWRA doesn't play around, nor does the airport security. Couple years back some dude from Alabama thought he could get away with shooting a 190" buck in a parking lot at night here in Franklin...you guessed it, he got busted pretty dang quick.For everyone of us reading this thinking of legally killing these deer, there some good ol' boy sittin' back in his recliner scratching his belly button with one hand and cold beer in the other thinking "chit……..I bet I could kill dat sumbich and not get caught"……………………
Not true, if there was enough area to hunt and be safe I would hunt with whatever I wanted to so long it was legal. Bow, muzzleloader or gun.Grew up in Donelson and they get hit right there on 40 all the time. Used to be a bunch of turkeys right there too. It's in the city limits so you'd have to bow hunt him if it's private property and not owned by the airport.
44 mag suppressed lolGrew up in Donelson and they get hit right there on 40 all the time. Used to be a bunch of turkeys right there too. It's in the city limits so you'd have to bow hunt him if it's private property and not owned by the airport.
Do you mean this one?I see a big peace sign. Did the deer put that there?
Btw that deer is dead I have permission to hunt all of it and I have pic to prove itTrue story. No need to make this buck any bigger than he is.
A week ago Thursday, about 9 days ago, I was driving to Montana. Left my Crossville farm at 4:15 a.m. wanting to beat Nashville early morning traffic. So to get to the meat of this deer, right now, if you live close to the Nashville Airport, go to GOOGLE Maps, (terrain setting so you can see in color) and type in Nashville International Airport. Okay, got it up? Good, look for McCrory Creek
I am tooling along in the very early morning light approaching the Donaldson Pike exit, going WEST BOUND on Interstate 40.
Sun isn't up, just getting light and ahead of me about 500 or 600 yards from the freeway exit I see some "reddish" looking animals that look like deer.
It was deer. Three deer. Two bucks that were nothing to sneeze at and one buck, feeding out in the bottom of the ditch that was simply a stunning, beautiful, magnificent mature whitetail that was at least a 12 point, probably more. What a darn stud of a buck! I have been blessed to see some massive whitetails in my short 67 year life and this buck was one I would simply SHOOT on sight. I sure hope one of you reading this is close enough, has contacts for the area can obtain legal permission to hunt there, can get some camera's in there, can get a son or daughter or grand son or grand daughter or somebody you know to have the opportunity and privilege to maybe get their hands on this great deer. I sure hope he doesn't get hammered on the freeway when rutting.
If you see him dead on the freeway let me know. If you get him killed let me know, better yet, send me a picture of him. Man, what a great deer.
Isn't this what TNDEER is all about? To help others out? I thought so. Best of luck hunting that bomber. He is a stud of a buck!! Imagine sitting in a tree having 737's over head every 10 minutes! Good luck to the lucky guy (or gal) who lays eyes on him or gets a pic of him on camera.
Cool, let's see itLol yall are talking about a deer I haven't already taken have pic to prove it I have permission to hunt all of that land and run cell watch Camara year around he is my biggest to date went 152 ⁶/⁸
Great buck, congrats and welcome to the campfire!
Not on my property u aint lolWelp is anybody pursuing this ? Lol
Let's get it! I may ride down tommorow to do some looking around
Thank you, ya I had a good buddy tell me about this and I got on right away I've had so many people poach on my property or think it is a camping spot to hunt and it's not so the last 5 years I have been hunt this I have had 4 cars towed 4 people arrested and to many dang piles of trash to haul off cause they think it is a dumpGreat buck, congrats and welcome to the campfire!