Tennessee Hunting
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MidTnPredator
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All these Tennessee Hunters down here. I had no idea. I would definatly be interested in participating. Would love to learn more about this. You guys evere consider trying out this new WMA where I am from? Duck River
WMA.
I have trapped it some and Turkey hunted it alot. Plenty dogs down here.
WMA.
I have trapped it some and Turkey hunted it alot. Plenty dogs down here.
Hey neighbor,
Where are the Duck River WMA boundries?
I don't get over that way much anymore, but that might be another good place to get some yotes.
Are you an experienced coyote hunter? I'm still a newbie, but there are a lot of great guys on this forum that sure are helping me out a lot.
My son and I are going to try to go this evening if the weather will permit.
Where are the Duck River WMA boundries?
I don't get over that way much anymore, but that might be another good place to get some yotes.
Are you an experienced coyote hunter? I'm still a newbie, but there are a lot of great guys on this forum that sure are helping me out a lot.
My son and I are going to try to go this evening if the weather will permit.
MidTnPredator
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Hello nieghbor. Naw, I ain't no pro at this. About the only coyote I shot had a steel bracelet around his foot...LOL!
Shot a couple while deer hunting and shot at a few during bow seson too.
Have em come in while turkey huntin alot last year.
Only draw back to this place is that outside of deer seson, you can only posess a d*** shotgun or remfire while on the area.
Just though some close range huntin with the ole ultimag might get your jucies flowing..LOL!
Shot a couple while deer hunting and shot at a few during bow seson too.
Have em come in while turkey huntin alot last year.
Only draw back to this place is that outside of deer seson, you can only posess a d*** shotgun or remfire while on the area.
Just though some close range huntin with the ole ultimag might get your jucies flowing..LOL!
tuscaroraranger
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coyotehunter 1
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tuscaroraranger
Thanks for the good words but it was Bopeye who just grew another year older and whose idea it was for all of us to get together for a hunt.
I am his hunting partner, but I haven't had a birthday in the past ten years.
Good hunting,
coyotehunter
Thanks for the good words but it was Bopeye who just grew another year older and whose idea it was for all of us to get together for a hunt.
I am his hunting partner, but I haven't had a birthday in the past ten years.
Good hunting,
coyotehunter
tuscaroraranger
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tuscaroraranger ....that's what happens when you get old,can't remember what socks you had on yesterday,lol-can't shoot as straight neither* i'll be the first to admit it,and yet the fellow who i whooped in the tn. state smokepole finals in 81 is still shooting for knight &hale's #1 team-lol.
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coyotehunter 1
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tuscaroraranger,
Smokepole shooter... yep, me too! I started shooting the front stuffers way back in 1969... My first one was a 45 cal. full stock Kentucky, made by an old blackpowder rifle builder from White County near Sparta, Tn.
Where is Whitehouse,Tn?
coyotehunter
Smokepole shooter... yep, me too! I started shooting the front stuffers way back in 1969... My first one was a 45 cal. full stock Kentucky, made by an old blackpowder rifle builder from White County near Sparta, Tn.
Where is Whitehouse,Tn?
coyotehunter
tuscaroraranger
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hey coyote hunter,that's about the same time i got interested in those rotton egg throwers.back then it was in md. have been in tn.since 78. whitehouse is 25 miles north of nash.off of i-65. actualy i have a cottontown zip>that's conveniately located in the middle of nowhere. belonged to greencastle sportsman,pa.the black powder group was the tuscarora rangers.shot that curcuit,then in gallatin tn.shot a pa.rifle with a swamped (sharon )barrel.-sweet * am trying to soak up some knowledge on these pages -tired of munching deer bologna-lol(love that tn.flag i see flying around here!!)
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coyotehunter 1
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tuscaroraranger,
You have some fine Predator Masters over there in your neck of the woods, there's getting to be a good mess of guys from all over TN and the east who drop by here.
Kingston is about 40 miles west of Knoxville and about 30 miles east of Crossville @ I-40.
coyotehunter
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You have some fine Predator Masters over there in your neck of the woods, there's getting to be a good mess of guys from all over TN and the east who drop by here.
Kingston is about 40 miles west of Knoxville and about 30 miles east of Crossville @ I-40.
coyotehunter
Edit: DOH!
[This message has been edited by coyotehunter 1 (edited 03-20-2002).]
tuscaroraranger
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hey COYOTEHUNTER -thanks a bunch for the volunteer flag site!! i know where the tri-cities are for sure.travel by that way to visit mom & dad in md. have a club meeting on the third in pa. have to make it this year. the crap will hit the ceiling for sure !poachers & traitors,who sell parts of the hunt lease behind our backs to a differant club* pa. game warden made me take my treestand down-threatened to take,then when i hunt in jan.,a neighbor who shoud not be on ground has his stand where mine was,oh and just happened to shoot an 8 point under it.huh,wonder if those mock scraps i had helped him huhh ? crossville has been in my travels too. hated that monticello canning closed years ago,we did business with them. have a good friend who lives on the old sparta hwy.-milt lemmons . keep the faith brothers
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coyotehunter 1
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sniper10cd
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Anyone know where to hunt this time of year in west tn? I'm in atoka in tipton county and looking to do more than just kill an occasional coyote while deer hunting. Anyone that is willing to show me the details of calling them in would also be appreciated.
Bopeye
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Sniper,
Use the "search" button and read like crazy. There's tons of info. on here.
In case you haven't noticed, we will be having a get together at LBL in February. Please feel free to join us. Probably learn more there in a couple days than you could in a couple years by yourself.
Use the "search" button and read like crazy. There's tons of info. on here.
In case you haven't noticed, we will be having a get together at LBL in February. Please feel free to join us. Probably learn more there in a couple days than you could in a couple years by yourself.
sniper10cd
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Sounds good to me. I have only been to LBL a couple of times but that was turkey hunting about 5 years ago. Now I just have to decide on which gun to use, my 270 with 140gr. bt or a 243. Just have to take one with both I guess. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
coyotehunter 1
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Sniper10cd,
Howdy and welcome! If you want to get stared predator hunting you have found a great place and a fine bunch of guys that will help as much as they can. Like Bopeye said check out the planned LBL hunt and the past posts. I have never hunted Tipton county but if I lived there I would start by checking with the farmers or ranchers in your area. Do a little public relations work, ask if they have seen any coyotes in their area. Often they will say “yep, saw three yesterday” or “some got into my livestock last week and killed a calf” now your foot is in the door. Inform them that you are interested in coyote hunting, most ranchers will gladly let you come hunt coyotes if you present yourself as a sportsman. All it takes is one or two places to start off, as time goes on you will have more places to hunt than time to hunt. For years I hunted alone but now Bopeye and I are calling partners. When we first started hunting together we called several small farms where I had permission to hunt. As more property owners learn of our reputation as coyote hunters they are looking us up. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif Now we have properties in over five counties where we have exclusive permission to hunt coyotes.
Good hunting,
coyotehunter
Howdy and welcome! If you want to get stared predator hunting you have found a great place and a fine bunch of guys that will help as much as they can. Like Bopeye said check out the planned LBL hunt and the past posts. I have never hunted Tipton county but if I lived there I would start by checking with the farmers or ranchers in your area. Do a little public relations work, ask if they have seen any coyotes in their area. Often they will say “yep, saw three yesterday” or “some got into my livestock last week and killed a calf” now your foot is in the door. Inform them that you are interested in coyote hunting, most ranchers will gladly let you come hunt coyotes if you present yourself as a sportsman. All it takes is one or two places to start off, as time goes on you will have more places to hunt than time to hunt. For years I hunted alone but now Bopeye and I are calling partners. When we first started hunting together we called several small farms where I had permission to hunt. As more property owners learn of our reputation as coyote hunters they are looking us up. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif Now we have properties in over five counties where we have exclusive permission to hunt coyotes.
Good hunting,
coyotehunter