Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
#11
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
Sorry guys, I wasn't posting to see if anyone wanted to come along. I was just curious to see if anyone would pay that much for a chance at a couple of turkeys. I know there is no such thing as a sure kill but all I can say is, if I had the opportunities that I had during last fall's archery season, I would limit out opening morning.
Unfortunately, the spring tag doesn't carry over to fall. Wish it did
Unfortunately, the spring tag doesn't carry over to fall. Wish it did
#12
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
Thats what I thought.
I think you should go for it and try it out if you can swing the $$ and the vacation time (or go over the weekend!)
Private spots to hunt don't come easy and when you find one, you gotta Git-er-done!
All the best to you MO/KS Hunter! Hope to see a big fat MO gobbler picture on the web from you come spring!!!
I think you should go for it and try it out if you can swing the $$ and the vacation time (or go over the weekend!)
Private spots to hunt don't come easy and when you find one, you gotta Git-er-done!
All the best to you MO/KS Hunter! Hope to see a big fat MO gobbler picture on the web from you come spring!!!
#13
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
That does sound like a pretty decent price for a non-res and access to prime turkey ground, for an out of stater with limited finances and limited time it sounds pretty convenient and affordable.
#15
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
ORIGINAL: kingofspring
I heard the MO NR license jumped up to 175$ this year, still not a bad price.
I heard the MO NR license jumped up to 175$ this year, still not a bad price.
#16
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Southwest PA
Posts: 816
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
sorry guys, but I would never take that deal.
I already have my own little sweet spot that i can hunt for free
plus if your guarenteed a longbeard then it kinda takes the fun out of the hunt doesnt it?
if your GUARENTEED a longbeard, then its not really hunting, its just killing.
I already have my own little sweet spot that i can hunt for free
plus if your guarenteed a longbeard then it kinda takes the fun out of the hunt doesnt it?
if your GUARENTEED a longbeard, then its not really hunting, its just killing.
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wilmington,NC
Posts: 183
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
Sounds to me like this poster wants someone to buy his NR Missouri license and tag for him... PLUS the cost of your license and tag! That works out to $290 which is still more than fair!
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pa
Posts: 4,647
RE: Pay $145 to hunt turkeys?
ORIGINAL: MO-KS_hunter
Sorry guys, I wasn't posting to see if anyone wanted to come along. I was just curious to see if anyone would pay that much for a chance at a couple of turkeys. I know there is no such thing as a sure kill but all I can say is, if I had the opportunities that I had during last fall's archery season, I would limit out opening morning.
Unfortunately, the spring tag doesn't carry over to fall. Wish it did
Sorry guys, I wasn't posting to see if anyone wanted to come along. I was just curious to see if anyone would pay that much for a chance at a couple of turkeys. I know there is no such thing as a sure kill but all I can say is, if I had the opportunities that I had during last fall's archery season, I would limit out opening morning.
Unfortunately, the spring tag doesn't carry over to fall. Wish it did
In other words.He's rubbing it in your faces
Dude you don't have toexplain tome. I know exactly what kind of property your hunting...
It's property like yours that make a lot of guys on hear look like they know how to turkey hunt
Like I said earlier. Good luck this spring