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Home from Texas
Texas as your hearing was pretty special this year. The six of us killed 12 birds in 2 days. The truth is that we probably could have killed 100. The birds came to us in big groups of 3 to 6 and we were only allowed 2 birds a piece. They were everywhere!
![]() Ryan (2 birds) 18 lbs, 8 1/2 inch beard, 1 1/8 inch spurs 17.4 lbs, 9 1/4 inch beard, 1 inch spurs You won' t recognize the names, but these are the other guys. Lucas (2 birds) (Called his first in on his own that had 7 beards) 15 lbs, 8 1/4 inch beard, 3/4 inch spurs 20 lbs, 9 1/4, 1 1/2, 2, 1 3/4, 2 1/4, 2 1/4, 2 1/2 inch beards, 1 inch spurs Carlos (3 birds) (Killed 2 w/ 1 shot on last bird) (1st Rio) 15 lbs, 7 1/2 inch beard, 1 inch spurs 15.5 lbs, 9 inch beard, 1 1/16 inch spurs 17.4 lbs, 8 1/2 inch beard, 1 inch spurs Dad (2 birds) (1 miss) (1st Rio) 20.2 lbs, 8 1/2 inch beard, 7/8 inch spurs 17.3 lbs, 10 inch beard, 7/8 inch spurs Mike (2 birds)(1st turkey ever) 14.6 lbs, 8 1/2 inch beard, 1 inch spurs 21.3 lbs, 9 inch beard, 1 inch spurs Mikie (1 bird) (1 miss)(1st Rio) 20.8 lbs, 8 1/2 inch beard, 7/8 inch spurs I managed to call in 8 kills, and 1 miss on the trip. Please forgive me if my math is off I did this on the flight home, but my totals said we had 221.4 lbs of turkey, 9.6 feet of beards, and 25.4 inches of spurs. |
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Wow, that' s one heck of a hunt. Do you mind divulging who you hunted with? If you don' t want to announce it on the board, can you email me at [email protected]? Thanks
That picture is incredible. If there was ever such a thing as a mess of turkeys, that' s it right there. Congrats to all! |
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congrats!!!
it sounds like it was a great trip!!! thats on my agenda for next spring, either a rio or merriams. good luck the rest of the season. ARO |
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Wow! Sounds like you had a blast. Just curious though.
What did the outfitters say about Carlos' s third bird since they only allowed you two. Can you give some information on the outfitter and your overall rating of their service? Im thinking about heading out there next year. Congrats on a good hunt. Great looking birds. |
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LOOKS like you guys had a great trip. Congrats
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Congratulations. Between Texas and Hawaii you are making it look pretty easy.
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Buckeye Mike,
In Texas and Hawaii it is pretty easy. :) If anyone wants to know more about the outfitter just e-mail at [email protected]. The outfitter allows other birds for $350 a pop. I just didn' t want to pay that, nor did the guy that killed the other bird. But accidents occaisionally happen. |
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Simply Awesome!
Congrats |
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what a pic, nice hunt, who_else
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sounds like I picked a fine year to stay closer to home[:' (] Oh well it' s nice to see sombodys thinnin them rascals out Congrats
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Ryan, you have mail!!! Let me know where you went!!;)
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Congrats Ryan ...BT
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Hey RT, that' s a bunch of birds for sure! I bet that will be a trip you won' t soon forget! Nice job!;):)
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Congrats Ryan,that is a pretty awesome pic with all those toms.
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Great pic! It looks like an awesome time had by all. There' s a problem I want, tring to fit all them birds in a picture! lol :D
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Nice Picture.
Don' t the birds get a little smelly if not cleaned right away. I have shot gobblers before and they start getting a little " fresh" after 4hrs, and you said some of those had been shot a day before. |
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btomlin,
We just pulled the insides out and hung the birds in a walk in cooler. |
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