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Ohio and Kentucky offer bowhunters the best overall options IMO. Very long bow seasons, ample antlerless tags, great chances at mature bucks, etc.
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MT. My buddy just bought a place there, and if I draw, I'll be there next fall. There's a bunch of 135 class bucks there with a good chance to see something bigger.
I'm thinkin Indiana is a sleeper state, going to see more and more big bucks come outta there.
I always wanted to hunt one of the bow zones in Alberta.
So many places, so little time...
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i will say, All of the above. Well, you can't just choose one!!
If I could go to 5 or 6 states a year to bowhunt without my wife killing me, I would.
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Right here in Michigan. A lot cheaper in the long run. Plus, the only thing that antlers are good for is stirring soup,lol!
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Wyoming,SD,Montana. Wyoming has awesome, unpressured bucks and you can choose between the mulies and whitetail.
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I've hunted whitetails in PA, NY, NH, ME, MD, VA, AL, TX, MO, MN, WI, KY and CO. Each state was fun.
My choice would have to be somewhere that I haven't been and somewhere that I have a strong desire to hunt......and having preference points to boot......IOWA!
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Massive buck everywhere...AND I could still be hunting right now...that's insane...What a lucky bunch out there...
Everyone should come hunt VT for a season to see how good they have it in their state!
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I belive IN is a sleeper state also but don't realy wanna leave my state to chase whitetails bit will for other critters so ill be in kansas for them
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