RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

wtf?
PaBowhunter29 :DTuco is actually a very good friend of mine, you cant tell by his responses cause he is always bashing my large not fat fingers :Dbut when i see him again he will get ruffed up by those fingers, its all in good clean fun ;)Did i mention he has more body hair that sasquach and is a bully!! [8D]

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

I'm in!

I've bowhunted turkeys for the past two years. I got one the first year, but I got skunked this spring. It's a blast calling and having them respond. It's so much different than bowhunting deer. I like it just as much.

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

Still about three more months of predator hunting on my mind, BUT I will be ready for getting a couple of gobblers in KS. with my bow this spring, again.



Notice how the head is kind of chopped off in the pic., there's a reason, and it's called the gobbler guillitine!:D

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

Friends we may be, but that dog of yours will feel my wrath one day soon. BAM!

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

sorry! i thought he was picking one you

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

i cant wait! it'll be the first time out with a bow

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

If i get one with my gun first i might try to get my second with my bow. It's tough enough to get one with a gun much less a bow.

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

What would be easier for a first timer regular broad heads or the gobbler guillitine?

RE: Bowhunting Spring Turkeys???
 

regular broadheads. the guillitine is very effective, but for close range shots only. Plus, you have to change your set-up to use them, plus they aren't cheap and virtually no way to practice with them without ruining the blades. Also don't fit in your usual arrow quiver very well.
I'd suggest a good quality 1.5" - 2" mech. broadhead and shoot for the pump station.