RE: Location
 

Nah. I just love the south:). And plus Kentucky's a sleeper, to me anyway;)

RE: Location
 

I wanna go to NC.;)

RE: Location
 

I would love to go on a hunt in Kansas.

RE: Location
 

If money/time/travel was no object, I'd be headed to Iowa.

If all I had to choose just one state to hunt for the whole season - and was forced to work/hunt as usual: Ohio.

RE: Location
 

Illinois without a dought. and its only 35 miles away :)

RE: Location
 

Matt/PA, you may be right about SW Montana. I have a cousin who moved out there two years ago. He's north of Missoula in a little town called Seeley Lake. He wants me to come out and hunt with him some year. He said there are enormous whitetails there, but hardly anyone hunts them. Everyone is after the elk and muleys in the area.

RE: Location
 

I'm going to say Iowa and this is coming from an IL. boy. Our state is heading south fast IMO. Iowa is the new IL.

RE: Location
 

Probably Indiana for the simple fact I am part owner with my siblings on the family farm. Crazy, but I don't hunt it I guess because I spend too much time hunting here. Not the best for whitetails on the farm, but it does border some public land.

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May be right?! :D.........brother I lived out there (SW Montana below Livingston) for a short time and I don't think there is a day that goes by that I don't wishI was back.
It's such a breathtaking place, just trust me if you can find a way to get out there MAKE IT HAPPEN. Even if you only go once it will be the trip of a lifetime and will forever be etched into your eyeballs.[:-]

All those Primos whitetail bowhunts you see from Montana with the mountains in the background? That aint eastern Montana.

RE: Location
 

I would like to do somepublic land hunts in Ohio, Illinois and Kansas. Iwould also like to hunt some bow only countys across the USA, the mountains of West Virginia and suburbs of Northern Illinois come to mind.