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Newbie from Tennessee

Steve said:
Cool I'm in Ooltewah

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We are not far from each other. Let me know if you need help or want to practice shooting or climbing methods



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I would like to try out some spurs to see if I like them or can use them

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Steve said:
I would like to try out some spurs to see if I like them or can use them

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I have a set but I need to sew my straps. I cut the Velcro off. As soon as I get that done ill let you try them out



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BigAl said:
Although I've posted on the site a few times I've not officially introduced myself.....sorry! From Tn and started hunting last year in a web. Now have a ambush saddle. Slowly learning and really appreciate this site! I can tell there are great people here. I wish I had found saddle hunting 20 years ago. Being over 50 now I've don't have the years these young guns have to look forward to using a saddle. Hope I can learn and give back also. Thanks for the help and for this site!
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Welcome from Pa. I am almost 59 and I been hunting out of saddles for a longtime. I actually believe the older I get that saddlehunting is way easier for me to hunt. I carry less it doesn't hurt my back and it's always been a lot of fun. Being in your fifties doesn't mean anything . You got a long way to go, so enjoy your time in a saddle . I know I will.
 
Apex7 said:
Welcome from Pa. I am almost 59 and I been hunting out of saddles for a longtime. I actually believe the older I get that saddlehunting is way easier for me to hunt. I carry less it doesn't hurt my back and it's always been a lot of fun. Being in your fifties doesn't mean anything . You got a long way to go, so enjoy your time in a saddle . I know I will.
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Thanks!
 
morgancountry said:
When people move to Knoxville/ East Tennessee, they stay. Just warning you. And welcome. I’m about an hour from there but work in Knoxville


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I visit Knoxville every year to see a buddy, You ever go to Rooster's? Man I love that place!
 
My buddy lives right over there. We have so much fun out there. He does not hunt but I have been trying to get him into it. NO luck yet
 
Jefferson10940 said:
I would be all over a deer hunting saddlepalooza! Tennessee would be great, kill 2 birds with one trip!
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Early bow. Turkey or deer. Middle Tn. 3 does a day 2 buck limit. I think Camp grounds would be the issue. I’m not sure about any of that aspect. It would be expensive as hunting license are expensive extremely expensive


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Welcome I’m south of you about an hour


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ImThere said:
Early bow. Turkey or deer. Middle Tn. 3 does a day 2 buck limit. I think Camp grounds would be the issue. I’m not sure about any of that aspect. It would be expensive as hunting license are expensive extremely expensive


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How much?

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denots said:
How much?

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Actually was cheaper than I remember it being for non resident you would also need a WMA type 94 permits $25

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