hunt12ga

Way to stick it to 'em Superstrutter!

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Arjuna

It was my first evening bird...short hunt...13 minutes
March 24
20 lbs
10.5 " beard
1" rt
15/16" lt
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total 60.375
Team 13, 12 ga chokers

Arrowmaster

EFH 3rd bird of the season

jgreen76

South Carolina Season Opener yesterday


23.12lbs

1.125 R
1.250 L

Beard: 10 3/8"

Shot in the first 40mins of daylight 100yds from the truck...

Turkey Goddess

Nice one jgreen76! 100 yards from the truck??? I walked further than that this morning just to hear them gobbling!!! LOL

Congrats!!!

Kim

superstrutter

Me and a friend went to Texas this past weekend for opening weekend. We were planning on trying to film each other taking a longbeard, but the lack of birds and windy weather made that pretty difficult. We did roost a bird Friday evening. We set up on him Sat. morning. It was tough to find a good place to hide both of us. I found a tree with a cedar next to it that had good cover. My friend is left handed, so he set up on the other side of the tree. I didn't realize he was sticking out as far as he was. After the gobbler flew down, I did some soft calling. He was strutting and coming our way. If the bird came to the left I would do the filming, if the bird came to the right, I would doing the shooting. The bird came to the right, but when my friend got the camera, he saw movement. The gobbler immeditately stuck his head up and did the old wing tuck and started walking away. I knew it was now or never, so I told my friend don't worry about filming, I have to take the shot. The Rem. HD's put him down at 51 yards. He weighed 21 lbs. 10 oz., had a 9.5" beard, one spur 1 1/4" and the other 1".

j76

Iowa Jaybird Peels a couple Osceola's for team 10

JoeA

Hey j76!
Nice birds...where in FL did you hunt?

Iowa Jaybird

South of Orlando. Buddy did the guiding, and have no idea exactly where we were. I shot one at 8am Friday, and the next one Saturday at 7:15am on a flydown from Roost, after he got tired of Gobbling for over an hour. He landed, ran in to kick our Jakes butt, and died. First one was actually a second setup that morning after we called 2 Jakes in on our intial setup. Moved 300 yards, set out our Jake/Hen combo, sat, started calling, and had 3 birds brake out of the woods and sprint towards our dekes. First was a Tom, and I had my first Osceola. That bird died less than 10 minutes after we sat down. We were a bit surprised at how fast that ended.

Arrowmaster

Awesome birds. Man I love turkey hunting.