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Anybody ever see one of these? Pedersoli 10 gauge with a synthetic stock, chrome lined barrels, choke tubes and Advantage Camo? I’ve owned it 20+ years. The original paperwork says it was a Cabela’s exclusive…(whatever that means) I’ve never ran across another.
 
Them old turkeys would walk right up to me when I was a kid hunting squirrels. Reckon I coulda popped them right in their head with the old .22, but I never did. I wasn't hunting them. At that time in my life, I heard that turkeys smelled bad and that the meat was ropey and not worth the effort. Only if you were froze for meat . Later in life in learned better!!
 
No, they will not recognize it as a gun. They will spot it as not natural and not belonging.
Growing up we used to have wild turkeys come into the cow barn all the time my folks would never let me just shut the door and call them "domesticated", they called it poaching. so I don't know that they care that much about what's natural or just a threat.
 
I spent half a night in the woods looking for a bow for that same reason couple decades ago. Blended right in. I suppose one could easily lose a shotgun the same way.
I was working at a Sportsman's Warehouse in **** Rapids Minnesota back when Stu Utgaard still owned the chain. A customer admitted to me that for almost an hour he had "lost" his full-camo upland bird gun after leaning it against a tree to answer nature's call.

I said: "Sir? I have two questions. First of all, how far do you walk from the tree!! Secondly, why would you tell the guy at the hunting store! I'm going to wear your story out!".

......and I continue that effort to this day.....
 
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