I'm in the market for a turkey vest this year. I've been taking my Cabela's Elite Scout daypack with a belt pouch for my calls for several seasons, and it has worked pretty well. I'm looking for a designated turkey vest that will accept a hydration bladder,has room in the back for maybe stowing rain gear, decoys, lunch, etc,and fits close enoughto the bodyfor runnin' and gunnin' without making a bunch of noise with thingsclanging together. Any suggestions?

Shannon,

Here is the newer version of what I use and love....

http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...rTarget=search

The new Nat-gear vest looks interesting. [/align]If it's as well made as my old one, it's heavey duty. Be sure to get one with either full shoulders or camo shoulder straps. I don't care for the black straps of mine. hmmm, Seams like an excuse to get a new vest.[/align]

Primos Turkey Vest. I bought one last year and it is top knotch. They really put some thought into the design.

Itook the cheaper route than Willie did with theRedHead Bucklick Creek Turkey Lounger. My el cheapo version isa $50 vest and they're on sale for $29.77 at BassPro.com. Just got it for Christmas, haven't used it yet but it's gonna be a good one. Better than myWal-Mart special I've been using the past 3 years.

http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=90062&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=16&hvarSubCode =4&hvarTarget=browse

Everyone has their favorites, mine just happens to be the Mossy Oak Elite III!! Here's a link from Midwest supply.

http://www.midwestturkeycall.com/det...dn=1&link=

check out Cabelas new Tactical Tat'r Turkey Vest! I'm getting one in the new Real Tree APG HD.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...8&hasJS=tr ue

Yeah, what he said.

I carry less stuf now than I did a few years ago... I just use my old Mossy Oak Longbeard vest

I love the built in seat with my Bucklick Creek. Now Bass Pro has them and I like the pics of the re-design but I haven't handled one.