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RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
I'm all for it,
Food is food, I let many birds go for different reasons, and would have no problems shooting one on a roost I havent had the chance to do so, and here In NY it is legal, no mention of on the roost in the regs |
RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
Terasec, different strokes for different folks!
We are talking turkey hunting not turkey shooting. |
RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
I'm wondering why someone who would care enough about turkey hunting to come and participate on this turkey hunting board would consider shooting a turkey while it is still on the roost? Doesn't make sense to me.
Hal |
RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
against the law in south dakota to shoot off the roost
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RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
Only MORONS shoot the roost![:@]
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RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
I am a Turkey Hunter but I guess there are Turkey Killers
I know which one I am, do you? |
RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
ORIGINAL: black warrior Well I'm new to this forum but not to turkey hunting. I 20+ years under my belt so I claim a right to an opinion. As many of you get to know me through this forum you might wish I didnt have an opinion. I speak my mind freely and loudly. As for shooting a roosted bird, if I catch the SOB he'll be trying to find a roost to get away from me. Roost shooting is just one of the acts that led to the near destuction of the most magnificent game bird known to man. There are two ways to get on my bad side one is to mess with my dogs and the second is to poach my turkeys. Either of those will get you hurt. 10-4.....GOOD BUDDY!  |
RE: Shooting turkeys on the roost
illega here in connecticut
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