one on one

according to turkey call magzine.jan/feb06, pg.76,texas being #1, missouri #2, & alabama #3, i'm riding with alabama, check it out. www.nwtf.org alabama's limit is 5 a year.

turk2di

Nice try[8D]

utahgobbler

well I have hunted wyoming,colorado,utah,new york and new mexico and the best out those would be new york but it was the hardest to call one and alot of private ground so you had to be friendly and utah the only one you have to draw a tag in so even though I live here I have only hunted 2 times in 13 years but the birds are getting smarter so all these rookies wont have such an easy time

Widow_Maker

I second that,Missouri has experienced unfavorable hatching conditions in the past couple of years. Although the turkey harvest has been close to the same, the number of adult birds taken is drastically falling. I live in MO, but do most of my hunting elsewhere now.

ultimag

anywhere I hear a gobble works for me

turk2di

Then consider yourself the luckiest turkey hunter in the state! In Western Ky where i hunt, the public ground is packed elbow to elbow and all pribvate ground is either leased out or permissioned out!

turk2di

Another good try

Lanse couche couche

Parts of Illinoisare getting good since the restocking programs back in the 70s and 80s (I think). I didn't start seeing turkeys until i was out of high school in 1983, then there weren't that many. But, it has gotten much better. On Saturday evening I sat on a hill on my property andwatched 16 turkeys in three different groups, come strolling thru.

kbick

i'd have to say ohio is the best in my opinoin,but there are alot of other good states too.

Mr. Longbeard

Texas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska