Gobbler Nation

I just bought a Bill Baubilt Purple Heart and Black Limba call it showed up today by far the best sounding and nicest craftsmanship box call I have ever owned. It was the most expensive one I have dropped money on $63 shipped to my door but well worth the money. That said I am very confident that it...

Switched to a truglo gobble stopper red dot scope on my stoeger P350 pump this year. After sighting it in I like that my pattern is centered where the dot is. Last year I shot a turkey while slipping down a logging road and lost him. My gun at the time shot a little to the right and I didn’t account...

I would recommend to be in areas where there is sign. You are looking for scratching in the leaves or field ranges where you have regularly seen them. I hope you have some luck and talk to one you will probably get the turkey fever when you start talking to a turkey and he answers you back. On anoth...

I have a truglo gobble stopper scope. It is a red dot more or less. I have not liked red dots in low light because the dot is so bright I can’t see the target. This one will get very dim and works well in low light. That said the Burris FF is nice but cost more.

Just listened to the podcast yesterday it was very informative. Definitely had me thinking about how I hunt turkeys well worth the time

25 miles as the crow flys. Takes 45 minutes all public ground but about 10 acres of private woods I have to hunt. 3000 of private for a fifty mile drive sounds good if it has birds.

I just got a tenzing tp14 with the legs for this year. I hunted with old Tom essentials vest which was good but not enough room in the front pockets to be able to carry everything I wanted to. The public land I hunt on I can cover 12 miles in a day and like to have my stuff with me, calls and all bu...