Turkey season
#21
RE: Turkey season
Got my second bird this morning at around 6:30. At daybreak a jake and hen pitched down into the area where I was. Soon the other 3 jakes that I saw yesterday joined up and then a hen came from another direction. I could see the birds out in the middle of the field and they weren't interested in my decoys. In the distance I heard a lone gobble so I started to call. He got closer and came right in. I shot him at 25 yds just before he reached the decoys.[/align][/align]20 1/4 pounds[/align]1 1/4" spurs[/align]9" beard[/align][/align][/align]
#24
RE: Turkey season
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
Got my second bird this morning at around 6:30. At daybreak a jake and hen pitched down into the area where I was. Soon the other 3 jakes that I saw yesterday joined up and then a hen came from another direction. I could see the birds out in the middle of the field and they weren't interested in my decoys. In the distance I heard a lone gobble so I started to call. He got closer and came right in. I shot him at 25 yds just before he reached the decoys.20 1/4 pounds1 1/4" spurs9" beard
Got my second bird this morning at around 6:30. At daybreak a jake and hen pitched down into the area where I was. Soon the other 3 jakes that I saw yesterday joined up and then a hen came from another direction. I could see the birds out in the middle of the field and they weren't interested in my decoys. In the distance I heard a lone gobble so I started to call. He got closer and came right in. I shot him at 25 yds just before he reached the decoys.20 1/4 pounds1 1/4" spurs9" beard
Great job guys!
#25
RE: Turkey season
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
Got my second bird this morning at around 6:30. At daybreak a jake and hen pitched down into the area where I was. Soon the other 3 jakes that I saw yesterday joined up and then a hen came from another direction. I could see the birds out in the middle of the field and they weren't interested in my decoys. In the distance I heard a lone gobble so I started to call. He got closer and came right in. I shot him at 25 yds just before he reached the decoys.
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Got my second bird this morning at around 6:30. At daybreak a jake and hen pitched down into the area where I was. Soon the other 3 jakes that I saw yesterday joined up and then a hen came from another direction. I could see the birds out in the middle of the field and they weren't interested in my decoys. In the distance I heard a lone gobble so I started to call. He got closer and came right in. I shot him at 25 yds just before he reached the decoys.
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A second congrat's is in order! Good job!
[:@]BRING BACK SPROUL [:@]
#26
RE: Turkey season
Congrats to blkpowder, Champlain Islander, Vermont Hunterand all the rest of you guys who have scored!
Havent been out yet! Every time I've set aside to go has gotten messed up by the weather,unexpected family issues or medical issues[:@].
I'm hoping this week will be different!
Havent been out yet! Every time I've set aside to go has gotten messed up by the weather,unexpected family issues or medical issues[:@].
I'm hoping this week will be different!
#27
RE: Turkey season
ORIGINAL: Edcyclopedia
It's an easy sport, now isn't it!?
Great job guys!
It's an easy sport, now isn't it!?
Great job guys!
#29
RE: Turkey season
For me, it was the days that old gobbler beat my butt,that created that can't wait to get back out attitude.Turkey hunting gets in your blood. I havehunted turkey for over twenty- five -years,the passion for the sport[/align]keeps on growing![/align]
#30
RE: Turkey season
The turkeys have most of the advantages over hunters. They can fly, run muchfaster andhave better eyesight. They are vocal and obsessed with breeding helps to give us the edge. Gaining familiarity with the terrain and remembering past encounters helps us to unravel their patterns.