Gobbler Nation

I'm having trouble getting Internet at my house. Seems the drawback to have deer and turkeys in my yard daily is the limited options for Internet. None of which are fast. I've got a few orders and hope to really get started on them as soon as my two kids get over the flu. You can give me a call anyt...

Hello Grover. I'm finally in my new house and hung a new light above my lathe tonight. Ready to make some sawdust!

Wonder how well it would work on coyotes?

I had a zebrawood glass over glass that was replaced by a curly maple crystal over purpleheart that was replaced last spring by a yellowheart glass over slate. Most productive though would be the very first Coco Hen Wild made by Chuck Anderson. I do believe in three trips to Nebraska it has managed ...

Going. Hope to see ya Doug.

Stinky J Picklestein wrote:"He who gobbles most...does the most gobbling."

I live by, "He who gobbles most....gets shot first"?

Other than that, I have no idea.

You know it's bad when you shoot a 150"+ buck on ground that you have permission to hunt on and you get a registered letter from the owners lawyer two weeks later that says you are no longer welcome on the property.

Congrats Doug. Heck of a buck.

Yes.

Headed to Kentucky lake in the morning. Buddy won $2500 down there today.

Usually about January I set around in the shop or lay awake at night for a couple of days thinking of something different I can do to improve a call. Sometimes by the end of April I come up with something. Sometimes I don't at all. It's getting harder each year to think of something

I think all the Tundras are assembled about 30 miles from my house. Several of my friends make good money putting them together and Toyota supports a lot of community events. Our governor leased a highway to Saudi Arabia? Figure that out. As far as licenses outsourced, if it's done online it's open ...

Spurs, spurs, spurs.

That's a good one for sure! I miss smallmouth fishing.

Glad to here that she has made it home. Hope all is well.

That's a dandy!

I really, really, really enjoy calling, but have killed more birds with only clucks and purrs than wit other calls added in. I do usually throw a series, if you can call it that if two or three yelps in too

I Had fried pickles for the first time down there this spring at some place TS took me. They were good an the scenery was smokin'

How long do you fry them? I want some.

drenalinld wrote:I remember when that guy used to hunt an build calls......lol

Congrats

Now that IS funny! I'll build more, just have to get a house first.

Thanks for the congrats. I'd like to post some pictures of her, but can't get them here off my phone. He and momma are doing great so far.

Thanks for the response. They look like great cameras from the reviews. The new primos ultras are another I was considering. I had a truth and sent it back because every second picture at night had the deer either running or staring right at the camera. By delay I really was wondering the minimum ti...

Berry, I saw midwayUSA has the IR-10 (I think) on sale for $200. Do you know anything about that model? I couldn't find any reviews for it on chasingame.com. How is the delay, motion picture quality at night and is the any shudder sound when taking ir pics? I really like my Scoutguards, but have bee...

Still shooting my Mathews Outback. 70#/29" w/ Easton Hyperspeeds tipped with swacker broadheads. Copper John sight, Trophy Ridge rest and Doinker stabilizer. No pics, but a cool video of it in action last fall out of an oats/turnips plot... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6T5PgdLmiLk&feature...

I think crystal would probably get you a more nasal sound, but it really depends on the callmakers design.

HuntnMa wrote:at least you got the front, I'd always get butt pics, lol......

Ma, that's because you got your camera on the wrong side of the tree.

We didnt have enough hogs around here to be an actual hog hunter, but I did kill several while they were here.