Best KY County

[mac0492]

If you were in the market for new hunting ground, which part of the state or what county would attract your attention? Ignore travel time.

 

[EdLongshanks]

All depends on price, location, topography, what your goals and preferences are.

 

[upstatehunter]

Western Kentucky, but east and Northeast of land between lakes

 

[Junglekat]

Lewis county,but not just anywhere,there is like 4 mile area,where the booners are killed.Wrong area as any where a abundance of tresspassers and poachers.If its not number one in the state its way up there.Rough hunting and probably not going to see high numbers

 

[1wildcatfan]

Bullitt Co sucks, no deer, no turkey
Abundance of trespassers.

 

[bgkyarcher]

Casey county.

 

[Bubbles]

Bullitt Co sucks, no deer, no turkey
Abundance of trespassers.

I second this

 

[littlebear]

Bullitt county some say may have lots of deer. Lmao. That’s where I’d go.

 

[1wildcatfan]

Bullitt county some say may have lots of deer. Lmao. That’s where I’d go.

Nope, one doe in the whole county and i got her last night.

 

[Trophyspike]

The county that you can find the best neighbors that practice similar management practices. Remember, good buck counties will have terrible locations littered throughout. The state I have found the least issues in, and best large management practices, are in Kansas.

 

[Munson]

I'd go with the lake malone area

 

[Shelby21]

Shelby county offers a lot of what I think it takes to grow big bucks I'm shocked more monsters aren't taken.

 

[wolverine1]

No deer here in Breckinridge....

 

[davers]

I'd go with the lake malone area

I use to hunt in that area, right next to Lake Malone. Harvested many-many Deer there over a 15 year period.

 

[Iceman35]

Hardly any deer in the whole state. You’d be better to buy land in Ohio