HogHunter300

Well it's almost time to dust (shoot) some turkey's and I'm getting excited!Wgat about you? <img src=icon_smile_question.gif border=0 align=middle>

timbercruiser

I just wish someone in our club would shoot every one of them.

HogHunter300

Why would you want that to happen?<img src=icon_smile_question.gif border=0 align=middle>

timbercruiser

Biggest problem we have is that the turkeys will absolutely demolish food plots when they are breaking the ground. We deer hunt almost exclusively and the turkeys cost us more money. (we have a LOT of turkeys)

HogHunter300

Well get the game warden to do something about it.

timbercruiser

Both game wardens in our area have permission to hunt all of our club leases, but we are talking about hundreds of turkeys. I told one of the game wardens (jokeing) that it might be a good idea to put out some trot lines with soaked corn on them to get rid of them. He laughed but also said it wasn't a good idea. If you have an idea please share it.

Fla Native

invite us all for a turkey hunt

EAT WHAT YOU KILL...KILL WHAT YOU EAT!

HogHunter300

Well this would be illeagal but you could kill every turkey you see when you put up stands,but I wouldn't do it because it is illeagal.And I am not a person that kills game illeagaly!poachers are <img src=icon_smile_evil.gif border=0 align=middle>

fl.huntress

I'm beyond ready for it.I'm a turkey huntin' fool.I got my permits the other day!!Can't wait.<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

thundermug lives

March 16 is a date to remember. I'm there in my dreams. I've had corn feeders torn up by turkeys on my lease. Any helpful hints on using bows would be appreciated.