Anatomy of Turkey
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Plum, PA
Posts: 296
Anatomy of Turkey
Hello All, i am going to try to take a turkey with my bow. On the deer sites during the season I saw some anatomy pictures. Any anatomy sites for turkey? I want to make sure I am aiming for the vitals.
#3
RE: Anatomy of Turkey
If you're broadheads are the Guillotine's . . . go for the head!
Otherwise, stay away from it. The best shot is actually full front, or rear. You know, the shot you never want to take on a deer. "Right in the briscuit . . . or the 'California heart shot!' "
If the side is all he will give you, I try to aim for the wing-to-body joint.
Good luck! And good hunting!
Otherwise, stay away from it. The best shot is actually full front, or rear. You know, the shot you never want to take on a deer. "Right in the briscuit . . . or the 'California heart shot!' "
If the side is all he will give you, I try to aim for the wing-to-body joint.
Good luck! And good hunting!
#4
RE: Anatomy of Turkey
I couldn't find a picture, so I'll do my best to 'splain it. On a broadside shot, right in the wingbuts, where the wing joins the body. Facing you, right above the beard. Strutting, facing away.....Right up the ole.....well......ya know.
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Cape Cod MA
Posts: 303
RE: Anatomy of Turkey
i kow if u buy the gobbler getters from NAP they give u a chart with the broad heads on shot placement.. so if u dont want to buy themmake freinds with someone in the proshop that can maybee sneak u a peak!!
#6
RE: Anatomy of Turkey
Go to www.bowsite.com . Then go to the interactive section or the turkey section. They have a great game for shot placement on turkeys with a bow. It is tough to put one down with a bow, but worth it. I used to exclusively bowhunt turkeys when I lived in central Alabama, but now live in a less dense population of turkeys. So, now I have joined the gun hunters. Good luck.
#7
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Muskegon MI
Posts: 40
RE: Anatomy of Turkey