So What is your Magic Hour?
02-24-2008 | 09:12 AM
#22
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RE: So What is your Magic Hour?
First hour and half of daylight then again between ten to eleven..
Last year I got a Spring gobbler in one state the first hour, took it home and drove to another state to harvest a gobbler before 9 AM. Nice thing about living on the a state line.
Last year I got a Spring gobbler in one state the first hour, took it home and drove to another state to harvest a gobbler before 9 AM. Nice thing about living on the a state line.
02-24-2008 | 10:12 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: So What is your Magic Hour?
ORIGINAL: Born 2 Bow Hunt
First hour and half of daylight then again between ten to eleven..
Last year I got a Spring gobbler in one state the first hour, took it home and drove to another state to harvest a gobbler before 9 AM. Nice thing about living on the a state line.
First hour and half of daylight then again between ten to eleven..
Last year I got a Spring gobbler in one state the first hour, took it home and drove to another state to harvest a gobbler before 9 AM. Nice thing about living on the a state line.
Man you could prob do a slam in 2 days
03-10-2008 | 11:26 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: So What is your Magic Hour?
Between 800 and 1000. Come to think of it, I havent killed manybirds on my roost setups in the past several years. I love seeing those toms strut in the decoys with that early morning fog.
