PatrickScotch
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Nice bird! Oh,and nice gun too.
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cedar bark grand slam
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Bob,
Don't quit turkey hunting. Remember, it is really a carefully disguiesed reason to go play in the woods on a beautiful spring day. Watching darkness turn into morning in a quiet peacefull meadow or wooded ridge while the rest of the world is missing the whole show, sleeping in their beds.
PJC
P.S. Turkey pics to follow on separate thread.
Don't quit turkey hunting. Remember, it is really a carefully disguiesed reason to go play in the woods on a beautiful spring day. Watching darkness turn into morning in a quiet peacefull meadow or wooded ridge while the rest of the world is missing the whole show, sleeping in their beds.
PJC
P.S. Turkey pics to follow on separate thread.
Jason Lewis
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i do love your hunting stories spence, great hunt!
Maestro
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Bravo, Spence on your "slam"! :thumbsup: Great bird and thanks for sharing the story with us. :hatsoff:
Capt. Fred
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Nicely done!!!!!!!
back when I had land to hunt on that held turkeys, I did real well moving. I almost never sat for more than 10 or 20 minutes once I got a bird gobbling. I would move and try to find a location where he would have to be close before he could see me (and I him). That was hilly country and it was usually pretty easy to make this happen.
Nice bird!
back when I had land to hunt on that held turkeys, I did real well moving. I almost never sat for more than 10 or 20 minutes once I got a bird gobbling. I would move and try to find a location where he would have to be close before he could see me (and I him). That was hilly country and it was usually pretty easy to make this happen.
Nice bird!
Ft. Jefferson
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Congrats Bob, A man without a dream ain't much of a man, and one of yours just came true. Dream on my friend. What's next?
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Very nice bird, great story and another good lookin gun. With exception of the bark, your turkey load is similar to mine.
