Gobbler Nation

Spray paint works wonders "rustolum" I have spray painted a few. I refuse to do it to any of my pretty turkey guns. They will stay a deep bluing high gloss and still kill birds with them. Not sure what it would cost on a 301 to have cerecoted but it is a very inexpensive gun. Could you buy...

guesswho wrote: ↑July 12th, 2021, 12:25 pm To find the answer on the declining turkey populations you have to look no further than a mirror. Man is quick to point the blame finger at everything except himself. And the man affect on the populations are multifaceted.

This we are the number predator for male turkeys fact.

CB in 22 is what I would use.

Very nice video and of you playing on some pots too.

Happy 4th!

Nothing wrong with a good skillet sear!

10's have killing ability to 50yds. I'm not sure why you would want that in a 20ga pay load.

Road hunters! Enough said.

A meal fit for a king!!!!!

I have a 301 410 that has a vortex venom on it I have killed mallards/gadwalls with it. I would think a medow creek mount on a vent rib would be easier. But was easily done with the 301 so not too shabby.

Back in stock better hurry!

Nice and tight pattern!!!!!

I enjoy going after fall gobblers. I don't break up the flock all the times to call them in. Learn a gobbler yelp on your call.

I have stacked 7x9 in big 20 xl couldn't tell much in pattern size difference just shot count on paper.

We have kidded ourselves far too long that killing spring gobblers during breeding season has no impact on the overall population's spring hatch. Gil Are you saying that there should only be a fall season? No. Fall season would be a disaster in Georgia. Ben Lee once opined after hearing fall season...

GLS wrote: ↑March 27th, 2021, 4:00 pm We have kidded ourselves far too long that killing spring gobblers during breeding season has no impact on the overall population's spring hatch. Gil

Are you saying that there should only be a fall season?

Good job! Hard to not fill a tag when one is standing there.

I've killed plenty without gloves they didn't care if I was wearing them.

Good job!!!

I'm hoping to find a turkey in bedford County this year or a County near by there.

In the only 2.5oz load i use its got 8s in it. Definitely don't need more than 400 in a 10" circle. And yes I have patterned that load to crazy exteme distances!

I hope a bunch of newbies are wearing them around thier necks and squaking on them. Will make me quite happy!

I do like a pretty trumpet and is a very neat part of turkey hunting history!

I feel like I should be on a polar bear hunt or something here! Spring needs to hurry up and get here!

I don't know what a dead turkey looks like haven't shot one yet.

I didn't like going out to start mine at 4 degrees. I'm ready for spring time.