Which State Would You Hunt In?

[jshouse]

This right here.......If you get up around the Moberly area in Northern MO that have some absolute Giants.

Nebraska has some big deer as well

Both states Non-resident licenses are very reasonable as well.

Iowa is on my bucket list just because its Iowa and I have been fascinated with it since I was young.

i hunted scotland county, about 10 miles from iowa, and there are really good deer up there.

thinking i may try to make the trip back up there next year.

[wytex]

Look into SD.

[James]

Every state has big deer throughout them. Draw and tag systems are different Everywhere. If I picked one state for Giants - Ohio

[tdwinklr]

WTs only?

Kansas, Iowa, and not to be left out Missouri.

[JBJTX81]

Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, ........but big bruusers are not under every corn stalk!!!

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Only person to mention Kentucky. I like it! I'd take Illinois or Ohio over Kansas though.

[Landrover]

Only person to mention Kentucky. I like it! I'd take Illinois or Ohio over Kansas though.

Ohio folks in Kentucky now.....lol. Southern Illinois is [emoji106].

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[BigOh!]

Pike County Illinois...

https://hadleycreek.com/2020-season-gallery/

Lots Of Nice Big Typical Bucks For the $$

[Uncle_Milty]

Look into SD.

I've heard of some nice Muley's out of SD but not WT's. Might have to look into this a little more. Always wanted to make a hunt up there too.

[DirtyDave]

Bergmann's Rule says the farther north you go, the bigger the Deer get.

Some of y'all think KS is way up there LOL

[sotx]

Somewhere along the Ohio River either in in Kentucky or Ohio

[BrandonA]

Since I have friends in Kansas and an open invite to hunt there Kansas would be my first pick. Next in line Nebraska, Iowa, Ohio

[KY2TX]

Kentucky- Christian, Todd or Trigg counties

[Abu_dude]

I go up to Indiana every year to Turkey hunt and i've seen some of the monsters they chase. Id take Indiana as state #1 for me!

[LivinADream]

I've hunted kansas for the last 20ish years. I love it. Nothing but east tx to compare it to really, but I would say if you could find a good area with low pressure, you have a good chance at killing a big deer. God just plain old set the Midwest up for bowhunting.

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[asu-indian]

Any of those but KS. There's a hunter in every tree.