Back From Kansas (more pictures added page: 4)
04-05-2007 | 03:33 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: St. Louis, MO
RE: Toto, I'm Back From Kansas (lots of pics).
Sounds like you went with good people, great when it works outlike that. Nice looking birds too. I have to make time to try it with a bow one of these years.
Great pics too, since I know it is one of your pet peeeeeeeves as well as mine. I love the gobbling birds, Awsome.
Great pics too, since I know it is one of your pet peeeeeeeves as well as mine. I love the gobbling birds, Awsome.
04-05-2007 | 04:51 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Kansas
RE: Toto, I'm Back From Kansas (lots of pics).
Well done Robert. How did you like your short visit to our state? Maybe you can come back for a bit of rutting action some time. You got the super nice weather when you were here. It turned cold here again this week. Congradulations on the turks.
04-05-2007 | 07:03 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Hughesville, PA USA
RE: Toto, I'm Back From Kansas (lots of pics).
Thanks guys, the Rio/Eastern hybrid is at the taxi now, the Eastern will have a tail/beard/spur mount. Good eatin and beautiful memories.
MOHO, we had 91 degree's on Monday as you know, no rain, sun shine...slightly windy Tue morn but still had a couple birds in and tkycaller scored on his Rio Tue morn. Your state is interesting. On the drive from Tulsa to Altoona we were wondering where on earth/KS could there be turkeys let alone deer. Man did we find out exactly where...LOL I loved the sq mi roads, amazing...can't do that here in PA because of the mountains etc. Imagine, I went from 91 degrees, this morning I had snow on the ground. [&:]
Hoytteen, That sight is the Viper Predator Pro-MT...seen here: http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1577393&mpage=1
Thanks guys.
MOHO, we had 91 degree's on Monday as you know, no rain, sun shine...slightly windy Tue morn but still had a couple birds in and tkycaller scored on his Rio Tue morn. Your state is interesting. On the drive from Tulsa to Altoona we were wondering where on earth/KS could there be turkeys let alone deer. Man did we find out exactly where...LOL I loved the sq mi roads, amazing...can't do that here in PA because of the mountains etc. Imagine, I went from 91 degrees, this morning I had snow on the ground. [&:]
Hoytteen, That sight is the Viper Predator Pro-MT...seen here: http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1577393&mpage=1
Thanks guys.
04-05-2007 | 08:00 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Hughesville, PA USA
RE Kansas: MORE PHOTO'S ADDED!
Here's a photo of the lodge. Look at the whitetials, amazing.
My 1st bird back at camp.
The second mornings setup.
A curious hen, look close she has a tiny beard.
See my arrow after the shot. The turky pole vaulted over the arrow and faded as he ran: Awesome footage to be seen on River Valley Game Calls vol IV of the Headhunters series and perhaps on American Outdoorsman. You can see a feather and blood from the blind.
And there's my bird laying out in the field beyond the hen decoy.
And the crew with tkycaller's Rio:
l-r Denton Wenner, Dennis "wags" Wagner (tkycaller), owner Kurt Nunnenkamp and Me.
My 1st bird back at camp.
The second mornings setup.
A curious hen, look close she has a tiny beard.
See my arrow after the shot. The turky pole vaulted over the arrow and faded as he ran: Awesome footage to be seen on River Valley Game Calls vol IV of the Headhunters series and perhaps on American Outdoorsman. You can see a feather and blood from the blind.
And there's my bird laying out in the field beyond the hen decoy.
And the crew with tkycaller's Rio:
l-r Denton Wenner, Dennis "wags" Wagner (tkycaller), owner Kurt Nunnenkamp and Me.