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Any turkey hunters?
spaceape48:
Turkey hunting is WAAY better than deer, hands down. The thing with turkeys is that they have some killer eyesite. They will spot you very quick, so stillness is key. Try to not hunt on top of any mountains or hills either. They are notorious for using the skyline to detect movement. I like the squack boxes they have for calls- usally made of wood with one side for the male call and one for the female.
Your adrenaline def gets going when you hear that Tom calling back to you and running your way. Good times- keep us up to post. Practice with that box before going out there too.
Kajun:
where you at in florida spaceape?
the problem i'll have with turkey hunting is its not enough meat....i dont hunt for sport i hunt to fill my freezer and the deer will do that quicker than a couple turkeys...then once my freezer is full i can get back to fishin lol...i went deer hunting ONCE..hated it....i sat in a tree stand for 2 hours with squirrels moving all around me..smoked a fatty...waited awhile longer.. no deer.....and then got frustrated so i started shooting the squirrel's..haven't deer hunted since lol..of course i was a teenager and had zero patience at the time....
PBurke:
I love hunting..............for good fishing spots. O0
Kajun:
lol i hear dat! ...i like riding around on tournament days with my handheld GPS :*))
Tyler:
I haven't been turkey hunting, other than the turkeys that we used to catch in the pin at my buddies farm and "prepare" for Thanksgiving dinner. I have hunted Deer, Elk, Ducks, Quail, Pig, and Pheasant.
I do know that a good call, good camo, and stillness is required. Don't take any red bandanas with you and start wiping your face with them while using a Turkey call. You're likely to get shot doing that.
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