The Hunting Thread

[orangeblooded2]

I Slowed down on the hunting. It was a passion when in my youth. I suppose if I was to start again it would be Rabbit, squirrel, deer and turkey. Also possibly Elk. Because I know they are trying to restock the area.

[justingroves]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

Living in the Nashville city limits, it is probably not a good idea to shoot it with a firearm. I have several bows. We'll have to wait and see what happens in September.

Hell let him grow.

[golfballs]

Originally Posted by orangeblooded2

I Slowed down on the hunting. It was a passion when in my youth. I suppose if I was to start again it would be Rabbit, squirrel, deer and turkey. Also possibly Elk. Because I know they are trying to restock the area.

I'd love to hunt Elk here in Tennessee. But good luck getting a tag. I think there were only 5 issued last year. And one of them went for almost $18,000 on ebay. No joke.

[VolunteerHillbilly]

I don't need a "pet" deer. It creeps me out when I'm walking the trail at Radnor Lake and I come upon a group of deer that won't move off the path for a human.

[RockyTop411]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

There is a young four point buck living in my backyard this summer who keeps eating the tops off my okra plants.

Unnacceptable. Blow him up with your eagle eye

[justingroves]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

I don't need a "pet" deer. It creeps me out when I'm walking the trail at Radnor Lake and I come upon a group of deer that won't move off the path for a human.

I'd love to see a draw bow hunt for Radnor Lake

[Rockytopman]

Turkey and deer for me. Just got me a bow, a used Martin that I think may need a new string. Any suggestions for a bow shop east of Knoxville?

[VolunteerHillbilly]

"Tennessee Archery Equipment and Supply Dealer Directory."

I get most of my supplies online. In Nashville, I like Hermitage Archery but it's a cross town trek for me so I dont' get out there very often. The archery areas at Bass Pro and Dick's always seem to be busy, which may be a sign that they do decent work.

[JTrainDavis]

Deer, upland birds, Turkey (not as much as i'd like) and rabbit/squirrel.

When I lived in Colorado alsob hunted Elk, Pronghorn, and Muleys
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[leftyvol]

I duck hunt in West TN .. used to deer hunt alot but duck hunting has pretty much consumed all of my free time now.

[justingroves]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

"Tennessee Archery Equipment and Supply Dealer Directory."

I get most of my supplies online. In Nashville, I like Hermitage Archery but it's a cross town trek for me so I dont' get out there very often. The archery areas at Bass Pro and Dick's always seem to be busy, which may be a sign that they do decent work.

Bass Pro is closed until at least November though.

[justingroves]

Originally Posted by leftyvol

I duck hunt in West TN .. used to deer hunt alot but duck hunting has pretty much consumed all of my free time now.

Wouldn't happen to be Springville Bottoms would?

[leftyvol]

Originally Posted by justingroves

Wouldn't happen to be Springville Bottoms would?

Yeah I hunt there quite a bit.
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[punkcat]

Originally Posted by VolunteerHillbilly

"Tennessee Archery Equipment and Supply Dealer Directory."

I get most of my supplies online. In Nashville, I like Hermitage Archery but it's a cross town trek for me so I dont' get out there very often. The archery areas at Bass Pro and Dick's always seem to be busy, which may be a sign that they do decent work.

Don't use BPS. They can screw-up a bow quick. Find an archery only shop.

[punkcat]

Originally Posted by golfballs03

I'd love to hunt Elk here in Tennessee. But good luck getting a tag. I think there were only 5 issued last year. And one of them went for almost $18,000 on ebay. No joke.

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You ain't lived till you've bow hunted elk in Colorado.