Gobbler Nation

No idea why shooting related topics are in the classifieds. I saw that also and haven’t had time to move them It's all buy and sell stuff, but it's over 90% reloading and choke buy, sell or trade posts. Of the 22 on the first page I saw 3 that were non-shooting related posts. One of them was someon...

Kind like you I have enough pots and strikers to supply a small army..I picked up a all weather pot from Chris Brumfiel last year after season,I like the call a lot..And believe Chris is majorly over looked by many. I’d also check out Nathan Taylor...Higher calling custom calls another one over loo...

I've grown fond of pot calls and strikers over the years. I try to collect the ones recommended by other turkey hunters as I don't pay much attention to ads. My collection so far consists of pots from Darrin Dawkins, David Halloran (not really a custom call maker), Lon Trice, Steve Morgenstern, Bust...

Suffolk

I love one piece strikers and I already have more than I need. My favorite striker wood is snakewood. What is your go to striker wood on most surfaces?

Turkinator wrote: ↑June 7th, 2020, 3:31 pm I switch back and forth between a Gooserbat double bit, and a Hooks executioner

Really? They are very different in size. Do you cut the Gooserbat? I can run the Gooserbat calls but the Hooks calls are so small I can't seem to keep them in place in my pallet.

I see the go to diaphragm call post hasn't been commented on in over a year so I wanted to resurrect the topic. Which diaphragm calls works best for you?

I love it. I play it in the truck when I'm practicing my mouth calling.

Casey Napier wrote: ↑April 6th, 2020, 8:06 pm Ebay has a seller that offers a stud that is threaded for the hole in mag cap.

Casey

Which seller?

Each year at the end of turkey season I evaluate what I did and how I can make improvements for next year. I know it's a little odd, but this time I want to change how I dress when I go turkey hunting. I've got 3 things I'm looking for listed below. I'm into whatever. Bibs, coveralls, chaps, shirts,...

Dtrkyman wrote: ↑March 31st, 2020, 11:48 am Try and find one that attaches with an e clip, so the stud swivels on the cap, otherwise it may come loose while hunting!

That's tricky. Thanks!

paboxcall wrote: ↑March 31st, 2020, 11:10 am Currently out of stock at Mossberg, but you can likely easily find the stud at other online retailers like Midway, etc. now you have a descriptor and part number.

https://www.mossberg.com/store/quick-de ... 12030.html

Thanks!

Hi folks,

Where can you get a swivel that can go in the magazine cap for a Mossberg pump? I purchased a gun that has the cap with the hole, but no sling swivel attachment. See picture of cap.

Thanks for the strikers Neal! They're great!

Hi folks. I hunt in the spring in SE Virginia and NE North Carolina. Looking for a lightweight pair of boots that breath, are water-resistant/waterproof, and uninsulated. I hate hot feet, but wet feet and socks are miserable too. Any recommendations?

I aint sure that would work once the dip is dry, then how would you get the decals off without cracking tearing the dip? maybe have to cut the decal edge and then peel? Been thinking about that. May have to take an exacto knife and run the edge of the decal. May be more trouble than it's worth...

I'm getting ready to dip my own gun. I was thinking of putting some vinyl decal turkey tracks on the gun before I dip it, as the base primer would likely be tan and the camo pattern is pretty dark. Once I dip the gun and it is dry, I'd peel off the decals and then spray on my clear coat. I see some ...

I'm working on putting together a Mossberg 835 turkey gun. I want to replace the wood forend and stock with synthetic. The stock I'm looking at is an ATI pistol grip stock like the one in the link. Has anyone used this stock? What do you think of it? Any other pistol grip stock recommendations for t...

Old post but I thought I'd let you know that I have a Vortex Venom 3MOA and a 3MOA Burris FF III that I'll be mounting on my 2 Mossberg 835s using Sumtoy mounts for this year. Couldn't decide on a brand so I got both. Can't wait to try them out.

Thanks! I'll try that.

I've read more than once that the TruGlo Gobblestopper is hard to zero. I believe it now. Multiple adjustments and the damned pattern stays where it is. Never seen anything like it.

bullet355 wrote:I bought a pair of vortex diamond backs before season
and have been very happy with them. I got the 10x32 from BH photo for 139.00 and they came with a free
harness.

I'm looking hard at the 12x50 Diamondbacks now. I have a buddy that can get a hunter safety discount that's fairly substantial.

As our seasons draw to a close I'd like to reflect on my lessons my first year of turkey hunting. 1. Pattern your shotgun. My son missed two birds by the time we realized it may be the gun. I've always shot doves, deer, and ducks with shotguns with good success. Never considered zeroing-in a shotgun...

I have noticed that there's a following of sorts for the Mossberg 835 ultimag among turkey hunters. I've had my old 835 in storage for years. I purchased it the first year they came out, back in the early 90s I think. I want to turn it into a turkey gun. It's a plain gun, blued with wooden stock and...

Personally I love the Speed Bead mount, I recently bought myself a Benelli M2 20 ga. and my daughter a Franchi Affinity 20 ga. compact, I put a Speed Bead mount on the M2 and I am in the process of getting one modified for the Affinity (Burris does not make one specifically for it). This is the fir...