thats what the fm is famous for the snakes and swamp fox francis marion . i have hunted there once rabbit huntin no snakes then but snakes dont bother me .when u comin back kodiak for another bird .

MO has one of the best turkey populations in the country. They just seem to hide good.

Lottsa birds here filled my tags three years in a row with a bow,love it!

wELL I DON'T KNOW ABOUT the whole state but atleast the county i live in here in IL is just wild with huge turkeys.i bet on a normal day @ work this time of the year i see atleast 200 different turkeys"yes really that many"in the last 4 years i have filled my spring and fall tags and most toms i have taken have around a 10 inch beard and 1 1/2 - 2 1/2 inch spurs,and i have taken bigger.tons of 27 -32 lb'ers

WV has a ton of birds...but for as far south as WV is, their season is late. It starts the last Monday in April, and the birds are less active and pretty quiet.

We still kill birds, but it's not like other states where I have hunted. I've seen as many as a dozen gobblers in a morning without hearing a single gobble.

I live and hunt in Wisconisn but I would imagine that Missouri is one of the best places to hunt the evasive wild turkey, followed by Alabama, Wisconsin, Mississsippi, Texas, Georgia, West Virgina, Louisiana, & Indiana. This is my personal top 10 list from information that I have gathered in the past few years.

hey dont forget ohio i hunt in meigs co and have seen tons of turkeys while deer hunting this fall.this will be my second spring hunting them and last spring only hunted two days and heard alot of birds!!!!!!!!!!