Gobbler Nation

ICDEDTURKES wrote:That or do a giveaway, with most everyone on here besides me being Big Obama supporters, free stuff is the way to their hearts

Hahaha. That's funny

Hahaha. That's funny right there.

Looks good. I did the same thing to my 20g last year. It holds up great.

Well, I bit the bullet and ordered the IC. Not everyday you can get one shipped to the door for 61 bucks. Sent Hal some money for shot today. I'm ready to get it in so I can find out what I need and get that stuff ordered so I can shoot!!! could be hard to find componets if you dont already have th...

Andy S. wrote:Here is a pic of the 202 P&Y. I am only posting, 202P&Y will have to provide details. Magnificent animal do doubt.

That is a stud for sure.

I would go with A and B. There have been times when I haven't done my homework and I sneak in where I have been around turkeys in the past. Usually the areas I know where birds roost are pretty long hikes and/or sometimes I combat a lot of water. That being said, I usually can get to one central loc...

Gobbler wrote:This is the internet. If you spell everything right people think your a snob.

Good article. Everything he stated is true.

I love that sound. It gets my blood pumping for sure and I know he's in close and the possibility of taken him home is in the future. That is if I do my part.

I carry a cushion with me all the time but I catch myself in certain circumstances no using one. It really depends on the situation.

30-45 min tops. I have caught myself waiting longer if I know there is good sign i.e. tracts, droppings, frequent sightings. Sometimes a good nap is in the mix with a good cool morning.

I'd go after bird two if he's hot.....bird two could also be bird one that has been seperated from his hen's and roosting in a different area. If bird two dies, than bird one would get hunted the next morning. I like hunting a target bird, but I don't name them are waste to much time on them, espec...

I would go after bird #2. If I ended up striking out and could not get the bird to work, I would try and position myself in the area I knew bird #1 was headed.

Johndoe wrote:Streamlite penlight. Always have it. Slickyboyboo used it. Works great. Green.

Which type of pen light do you use and recommend?

anyone ever use any calls made by houndstooth, met a guy while I was hunting in Alabama that used them. sounded pretty good. I carry mostly woodhaven and cody in my vest, but I liked what I heard. just checking to see if their was anybody using these calls and what they thought about them. woodsman...

Beautiful gun Hal.

WV Ridge Reaper wrote:For me it's trying to get to close..I'm slowly but surely starting to kick that habit.

I agree. I have the tendency to try and get real close and end up bumping them. I also used to call a little too much. I have kicked that habit now.

The Razor is the top of the line for sure. They are coming out with a sight at the FF lll price point. I believe it is called the Venom. This sight will retail for $329 according to their website. Vortex makes a superb product. I would not expect anything less from them in the red dot category.

Quality control! Not?!

I like it. Its simplicity doesn't take away from the real display. Great job.

That looks sick. I like it.

That is a good looking pattern. That choke/shell combo is deadly and will make for one dead bird.

Good numbers. Have you tried the Fed. HW 7s? It's not recommended to use the Indian Creek with HW shells because of the flight control wad. I have shot a few through that choke before to see how it patterned and it was very inconsistent and less than desirable. You can get a non ported version from...