roost hunting
#4
i wont do it either, its illegal here in Pa. but i was talking about was setting up next to the roost tree and shooting them before they fly up
ORIGINAL: Arrowmaster
I neverhave or will I ever shoot a turkey from the roost. Thats me though. Some may disagree but thats ok thats them and not me.
I neverhave or will I ever shoot a turkey from the roost. Thats me though. Some may disagree but thats ok thats them and not me.
#5
where talking about hunting next to the roost and shooting them before they fly up
ORIGINAL: Simp
Are we talking about shooting them from their roost or hunting near their roost? Hunting near their roost:Absolutely. Shooting them from their roost: Absolutely not.
Are we talking about shooting them from their roost or hunting near their roost? Hunting near their roost:Absolutely. Shooting them from their roost: Absolutely not.
#6
In MO it isn't an option. We can't hunt after 1 PM. Only being able to hunt part of the day is good for the turkeys. Gives them a chance to regroup for the evening and makes sure the hens all get breed.
#10
Turkey on the ground?= dead turkey. There is no way to know which exact tree to sit under to get a shot at that tom.
I wouldn't shoot a turkey on roost, but wouldn't look down on someone huggin up to a roosting area and tryin to catch one before it heads back up.
How would this be different than setting up on a known strutting zone?
I wouldn't shoot a turkey on roost, but wouldn't look down on someone huggin up to a roosting area and tryin to catch one before it heads back up.
How would this be different than setting up on a known strutting zone?




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