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good man!

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Hey guys did some editing of some birds that ive got on tape, heres the link for all of those who would like to see!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yhu-nI7sd2E

Sorry for the crappy footage, they were like 500 yards away!

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Should I back down my draw weight, so I can hold the bow on full draw for longer and to prevent a full penetration? I am currently around 65-70 #'s.

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Hey guys! I am Ray, I live outside of State College, PA. Have yet to harvest a bird with my bow, but came close last spring. I am shooting rage 2 blades at 63#. Might try the gobbler guillotine if i feel like spending the money for them.

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Im right at #60. Thats #10 less than what I hold for deer season. I can hold that all day, which is great for turkeys because they always seem to come in and make all sorts of quick motions that give you a short window of opportunity for a good shot.

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Thanks..I am going to come down 10 lbs or so....I was out deer scouting today and found some good spots for turkey. I am excited to put my first turkey season into play!

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Hey fellas just seein whats up. Any fresh sightings or good scouting trips comming up??

Myself i'll be going out this weekend and tromping the ground. I always like to get out there while theres snow still so i can really see whats going on!

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Saw 27 turkeys over the weekend mostly jakes with a couple good sized longbeards mixed in with them.

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Crazed....are you scouting for turkey? Sorry if I come across as stupid but this is my first year turkey hunting. I don't know alot but I know I will work hard....any advice would be appreciated.

Brett

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Actually no i wasn't, i was coyote hunting. But every time i saw turkeys they were working through the corn fields picking up any grain they could find. If i were you i would try scouting along cornfields, around mid-day is when i was seeing them. If you still have snow like we do you can also walk the edges of food sources for the turkeys and that way you get a general idea of how many there are and where they are feeding so you can look them over.Good luck and happy scoutin'