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Good Luck all!!!!

Ditto! rain here so quiet walk to one of enclosed blinds in the morning...rain due tomorrow as well....

Hope folks had some luck!!!

20 #'s ...10 in beard ...and 1 in spurs....it was action from dawn til I shot him with 5 birds coming in from all sides of me!!How fun is that!!

Nice.

Great Bird. Congrats!

Thanks...had a great time ....trying to learn video...really reallybad but love the sound....and Oh finally figured out view finder actually turns all the way around...lol...


         
Sorry can't get those links to you tube to work...they do on Talk hunting and Turkey & turkey hunting

WooHoo!!!  Way to go, Badger1!!
  I got lucky yesterday and took my 1st bird with the bow!  He was gobbling since 5 and I let him carry on until around 5:35 and then I started with my box call in between the wind gusts.  That's all he needed to hear and he came in like on a string towards my deco{1}**** him about 10 yards from my blind and he flew off a bit.  The NAP turkey gitter got 'er done!  19 lbs, 9 1/2" beard, 1" spurs.  Once I figure out how to download the pic from my phone, I'll post em.
  Oh, yeah, made it out just before the rain!

Congrats! and with a bow kudos....I'm going out for my next one with a bow....just trying to decide on one of the big natural blinds or the dog house....if you see the Videos on the two sites I mentioned you can see the one hen notice me moving my gun from one window to the next before I shot this is a raised blind...she turned tail and ran off....My calling always brings in hens...usually more hens than toms...like doe...they catch every thing...lol

Way to go you two!!!!!!!!! Congrats!!!

Here's a pic...

Thats awesome you two make it look easy Congrats to both,might get out next Saturday......Again congrats!!!

Nice bird JB! Was out there on the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th. Didn't see or here any turkey. Was like they upped and left the area. Didn't see many deer either. Only real treat was every night a nice sized bear came by and hung around the porch each evening for about 40 minutes.