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Well it took a few days but finally Randy Hastings & myself arrowed two nice toms. Randy took a 24lb 10" bearded monster tom & I was able to arrow a rather large jake..All captured on film.
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Well, I hunted hard the last 5 days...it was my first time turkey hunting ever. The first two days I called and helped my father and we had gobblers come into us both days. The first day one came in and stopped bout 200 yds away and would come any farther and went back into the woods. The next day we were in the woods instead of a blind and had a hen coming through with a tom behind and the hen started walking away from us and dad took a shot (with the scattergun) through a very brushy area bout... Read More

Been noticing all these nice turkeys that ya'll have harvested, congrats to you all.
A tip for some of yall on a more clean removal of beards. If you grab the base beard in with hand and press against the turkey with the other and yank it off, you should get a clean beard without the skin, or you can just use a knive.
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My brother has harvested three turkeys this year. He has also missed one. On one hunt we were at one of my friends land. I spent the night there, but my brother met us ther in the morning. He was going to go to a part of the property no one had been to. Instead, he went to a road inbetween two fields. He set up a full strut gobbler decoy that we purchased. He put it out at about fifteen yards. After flydown he did some soft calling, and eventually two gobblers came in at seve... Read More

2007 Spring turkey - Bow turkey hunting, from first to last My Morning, had to leave blind at 9am due to work. 4:30am: head to blind, set up 1 hen facing off canter to left of blind. 5:00am: get first gobble response 6:00am:... Read More

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