StrutBusters-Let's Go Team 5!!!
#23
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 117
RE: Let's Go Team 5!!!
Hey Washington Hunter,
Thanks for the good luck post... Good luck to you and your team too !!!! I'll be hunting north carolina and outta state somewhere haven't decide where yet though.. thinking about ohio maybe tenn...
Git R Done !! Team #2
#27
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: COLVILLE WASHINGTON USA
Posts: 1,230
RE: Let's Go Team 5!!!
Hey Slee.....Ya want me to tell all your team mate's about the sweetest slate I've ever used that you and Bldhound make......or ya want the privlage of telling them yourself..??
#29
RE: StrutBusters-Let's Go Team 5!!!
Hey all! My name is Don, and obviously I am hunting in Missouri. Central MO has some pretty big Eastern's to it's credit, and I got a big one last year. Our 3 week season opens April 18, and we are allowed two bearded birds.
Been hunting the same ground for 15 years, with some pretty good success. I have a good feel for the habits of the birds in my area, and if I can duplicate my 24 pound double beard, 1 5/8" spur beauty from last year, well, it will be a miracle, but I am gonna give er all I got.
Glad to be aboard, and looking forward to having some fun and getting to know everybody. Oh, by the way, I love the team name, and thanks for the tag!!!!
Do we have a team captain?
Been hunting the same ground for 15 years, with some pretty good success. I have a good feel for the habits of the birds in my area, and if I can duplicate my 24 pound double beard, 1 5/8" spur beauty from last year, well, it will be a miracle, but I am gonna give er all I got.
Glad to be aboard, and looking forward to having some fun and getting to know everybody. Oh, by the way, I love the team name, and thanks for the tag!!!!
Do we have a team captain?
#30
RE: StrutBusters-Let's Go Team 5!!!
So does everyone have a bird or two already picked out for opening morning? I went out today and found a couple birds that look to be bigger than the one I got last year. (-inch beards or better. The unfortunate thing about hunting in the area I do is that the mountain is covered in Mica, or a really hard rock. Toms tend to break their spurs down walking around so 1/4" spurs are the norm around here.