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re: Anybody hunt Tunica Hills
Posted on 10/9/12 at 11:30 am to thedice20
Posted on 10/9/12 at 11:30 am to thedice20
I've camped out there a few times and always brought about 10 gallons of water for drinking, cooking, and showering. Heat the water over a burner, strip down, and use a wash cloth. Not bad at all. Definitely better than driving the 20 miles to the closest truck stop.
As mentioned, the campground isnt bad. Just keep it clean. You can use your 4 wheeler to retrieve any deer you kill. There are old logging roads all over the place that you can use to get into the bottoms with the 4-wheeler. Just make sure that if you bring a 4 wheeler to get the deer that you have a deer on it when you bring it out. Dont take 2 bikes for one deer. Green jeans will be all over it. When are you going?
As mentioned, the campground isnt bad. Just keep it clean. You can use your 4 wheeler to retrieve any deer you kill. There are old logging roads all over the place that you can use to get into the bottoms with the 4-wheeler. Just make sure that if you bring a 4 wheeler to get the deer that you have a deer on it when you bring it out. Dont take 2 bikes for one deer. Green jeans will be all over it. When are you going?
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Posted on 10/9/12 at 1:06 pm to lsufishnhunt
I've hunted tunica quite a few times. Always hunted the north track. From what I've seen both of the tracks can get crowded. During the special muzzleloader season it is crowded everywhere.
And I have set up quite a few times in the past on what looked like good spots and told myself after sitting there, "how in the hell am I going to get that 225lb buck out of here".
The terrain is pretty brutal. Some of the bottoms are like 50-70ft deep and almost straight down.
And I have set up quite a few times in the past on what looked like good spots and told myself after sitting there, "how in the hell am I going to get that 225lb buck out of here".
The terrain is pretty brutal. Some of the bottoms are like 50-70ft deep and almost straight down.
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