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I swear having a mentor easily cuts several years off the learning curve and am very grateful. I guess the flip side of not having a mentor may be that the first few are more rewarding. After that, it’s probably a wash. I learned a ton from Clint, but know I do some things like him, but many others differently because of things I’ve learned on my own and individual preferences. I know I probably wouldn’t be hunting turkeys now if he hadn’t driven me to. I try to introduce people to turkey hunting. No one I have taken has been willing to put the work in to learn and really gotten into it. I really hope my son wants to hunt and learn when he gets a few years older.appalachianassassin wrote:23rd season for me. Unfortunately I did not have a mentor other than the great tom turkey himself. I sucked so bad for the first five or six years that I damn near quit. I did kill a turkey my first year though.
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