RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

I have a month and a half, and I'll be just as agressive as I've always been. ;)

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

If I had only five days to bow hunt turkeys I'd shoot any thing that didn't have egg shell still stuck to his down.[:-]

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

We are taling bowhunting them here, Wash.....and I'd ask you the same question I asked Kyle.

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

I read it wrong, LIMITING, not limiTED. lol.

The last three years I've hunted with bow...2/3 were mature. So, I don't think so, but I guess there is no way to know, unless I try going passive? These tactics were carried over from my smoke pole days, but still seem to prove successful. There isn't a lot of pressure, nor a long season.

...and congrats to you too;)

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

lmao One season under your belt and you're the authority on bowhunting turkeys?

Tell me Jeff, aside from shot placement, what is the big difference between calling a turkey into a shotgun setup out of a blind and calling a turkey into a bow setup out of a blind?

Absolutely nothing. The same theories and tactics apply.

Did I tag one last spring? No. Did I have shot opportunities? Absolutely.

Why did I elect to pass? I'm a trophy hunter where turkeys are concerned. Let 'em go so they can grow.

But again I'll ask, whats the difference as far as passive and agressive tactics are concerned between the two, Jeff?

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

You have not a clue, if you think there is no difference in the two completely opposite tactics.

And as far as that goes Jeff asked a question and if you were3000 miles closer I'd bet your game boy he'd slap that stupid out of you.

I'm about done with the attitude around here,[:@]

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

Let him, Jim. :eek:If he wants to be the internet tough guy you seem to want him to be, I'm sure Jeff will voice his opinion on it. However, I doubt Jeff would do anything of the sort.

But since you're also an expert, Jim, tell me... How are they different?

You need the bird to come into your set up. In order to accomplish this, how are the tactics any different?

After a bird has commited to the decoys, yes things change... But as far as passive or agressive tactics are concerned, (calling out of a blind ;)) how are they different?

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

I'm sure I have nothing to offer in the way of knowledge to a acne age know it all like yourself.

Have a great one I'm done ,Jim

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

That's what I thought. ;)

Don't condescend to me, Jim. I may be young, but I'm not an idiot.

Yes I have opinions and I will voice them strongly. Does that make me a know-it-all? Not really.

But definitely don't condescend to me because you're older. You just look like a first class ass.

RE: Passive or aggressive philosophy?
 

Ok so in two weeks in KY I am going to cluck and purr and see what happens[8D]