Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
03-22-2007, 07:23 PM
#72
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: drummond mt.
Posts: 786
RE: Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
Troutman, I believe the best broadheads to shoot are large cutting Dia. Mechanicals for body shots and Gobbler Guiotenes if you are going for the head. Also I like to crank my bow down also. Angus, I think Arjuna is our only hope right now. I will be hunting on April 7
03-22-2007, 09:00 PM
#75
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Rochester NY
Posts: 60
RE: Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
Ya for the first 10 days ill be hunting in upstate NY where i goto college then I go back home to Just south of Rochester where the gobblers get 21lbs. on avg. Sucks though that we have a later season May1-31 but oh well. Good luck every1 and lets win this contest and show what turkey hunting is all about.
03-23-2007, 09:06 AM
#77
RE: Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
Troutman,
I hunt turkeys with a bow. My first two birds were bow kills. I now do both, depending on the terrain, time, and mood. When I bowhunt I turn my bow down a few pounds and use a mechanical head. My advice would be to practice those close shots too. I once shot a turkey at 6 yards. I hit him a little high because I hadn't practiced inside 10 yards. Everynow and then you'll get that bird that comes in close. I prefer to bowhunt turkeys in big timber areas or set up on a field edge. A turkey with a bow is a great prize. It is worth it. Good luck.
Thanks for all the support from the rest of you "Thunderstrutters."
I hunt turkeys with a bow. My first two birds were bow kills. I now do both, depending on the terrain, time, and mood. When I bowhunt I turn my bow down a few pounds and use a mechanical head. My advice would be to practice those close shots too. I once shot a turkey at 6 yards. I hit him a little high because I hadn't practiced inside 10 yards. Everynow and then you'll get that bird that comes in close. I prefer to bowhunt turkeys in big timber areas or set up on a field edge. A turkey with a bow is a great prize. It is worth it. Good luck.
Thanks for all the support from the rest of you "Thunderstrutters."
03-23-2007, 10:52 AM
#78
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Roberts, WI
Posts: 20
RE: Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
HI all,
Finnally have time to check in. Been seeing alot of strutting going on already. My season will be staring on April 18 here in Wisconsin. I have one more ice fishing trip to do this weekend before I can get out and start scouting. Good luck to all.
Littleharry
Finnally have time to check in. Been seeing alot of strutting going on already. My season will be staring on April 18 here in Wisconsin. I have one more ice fishing trip to do this weekend before I can get out and start scouting. Good luck to all.
Littleharry
03-24-2007, 11:15 AM
#80
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Eureka, MO
Posts: 3,703
RE: Team 2 !!! "THUNDERSTRUT"
Well my puppy woke me up this morning at 6:45 to go outside and I had to take a call with me. A few yelps and I heard a few birds gobbling on the roost. It's got me fired up pretty good. I wish I could hunt near my house but I can't[:@] Only 3 more weeks here though. I'm ready.