got the turkey hunting blues how about you
 

rainy day in chicago,cleaning my shotguns,organizing my gear,picking out a plaque for my mount.playing the turkey shoot game on this website under games,kind of amusing never noticed it before.had a great hunt this season,but its not even june and i am already anxious for next spring.never hunted the fall and got passed over on a permit last year,but i will certainly try again.been fishing and doing well,which is also one of my favorite things to do,but im always thinking turkeys.i replay this years hunt in my head just for a mental fix.tell me im not the only one guys,any tips on the postseason blues.

RE: got the turkey hunting blues how about you
 

It usually takes me a couple of weeks to get over turkey season:( Once I get out and bust a few hogs and see a few deer I start to think about other things:)

RE: got the turkey hunting blues how about you
 

I am feeling the same way here in NJ the season ended friday and i dont know what to do with my self.
You wait all year for it to get here and its over in a hurry time to start fishing and shooting the bow.
Good luck to all,Rob

RE: got the turkey hunting blues how about you
 

Have you tried sky-diving?

RE: got the turkey hunting blues how about you
 

I finally packed all my gear away yesterday, until next year. (I keep all my turkey hunting stuff in a big Rubbermaid tub out in my storage shed.) As I have noted on other posts, to me, this spring was a less-than-satisfactory spring, though we had good turkey harvesting success, just not classic hunts.

I have been amazed to find that I have already switched gears from dreaming about turkeys to dreaming about waterfowl, though. Usually, I go into the doldrums for a few months, before I break out of my spring turkey reverie. I think a big help this spring was that I got into a waterfowling project, making my own electronic snow goose caller, right after the big part of the turkey hunting season (for me) ended. I think the anticipation of using that e-caller this fall in Saskatchewan, or next spring in the Dakotas, has already switched my focus to fall waterfowling.

(I did pick up some closeout mouth diaphragms this Memorial Day weekend, though!!)

Here's to hoping for a great hatch everywhere (and new places, too) the gobbler is found, for limited predation, a good winter, and gobblers everywhere you want them to be next spring!!