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 Debating on going after a Texas eastern next year
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05/03/18 06:33 PM
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JMalin
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How much pressure am I likely to encounter on public land in northeast Texas? On a good morning in a good spot, how many birds are you likely to hear gobbling?
Last edited by JMalin; 05/03/18 06:33 PM.
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Re: Debating on going after a Texas eastern next year
[Re: JMalin]
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05/10/18 12:02 AM
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jshh1
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Not sure about normal public land hunts, but I would recommend putting in for a draw hunt. I was drawn a few years back at Pat Mayse and heard plenty of birds, plus being a draw hunt there were less hunters. Not sure how many were successful, but I did get a nice bird. Good luck.
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Re: Debating on going after a Texas eastern next year
[Re: jshh1]
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05/10/18 01:40 AM
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JMalin
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Not sure about normal public land hunts, but I would recommend putting in for a draw hunt. I was drawn a few years back at Pat Mayse and heard plenty of birds, plus being a draw hunt there were less hunters. Not sure how many were successful, but I did get a nice bird. Good luck. That thought occurred to me as well. I’ll throw my hat in the ring when the times comes and maybe I’ll get lucky.
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