T-23

How many of you use a camo gun? Do you think i will need to? I have a camo sleeve to put over it but i don't really like it on. What do you think, do i need a camo gun or not? Thanks!

whitetailpredatorsizedoesmatter

i used camo paint that is removable to paint my 1st turkey gun which was an 870 12ga. now i have a 11-87 sps. it is not absolutly a must to have a camo gun as long as there are no shinny parts on the gun where the sun will hit and make a glare that will spook turkeys.

Strut&Rut

Absolutely do not need a camo gun. Stay in the shadows and keep your movement to a minimum---both turkey hunting laws anyway---and you'll be fine. If you're really worried about it, I would invest in a cheap blind, which allows for more opportunities in the long run anyway...

rochelle

I bought a 870 mag in black synthetic cause I don't think camo is anybetter at 100 dollars more. Being still is the main thing no matter what you hunt.

wernerjd

I also tend to agree with the others. I have tunted with a winchester 1300 and dont think it makes much of a diffrence.

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atrautweiler

First time I went turkey scouting I had on army camo and a green hat. My old freind said go listen for gobbles, get close and scatch on this box. I heard a thundering gobble and three toms walked within 5 feet of me sitting there motionless. They scratched around behind me for a minute then walked back in front and back over the hill. I practically ran out of the woods thinkin' "this will be easy!" So it's not easy, but camo may be overrated. I used a goosegun and an old sears 12 gauge, no camo of course and they both took birds. Now I'm covered from head to toe in camo and use a camo Mossberg 835...

Scouting...now that's important... and luck of course.

totoe

...hey now,myself after 26 years of this it pays to get that glare at least off that barrel
because dont think for a minute that ole wise tom wont pick it up,and he is gone
not trying to be rude,just posting what ive been threw...