Gobbler Nation

Congrats on the carnage so far...keep on killin!

Sweet looking rigs! I'm bringing mine over one day this summer.

I like the stories with details. I generally don't write very many myself but I do enjoy reading them.

Congrats man, it was a beautiful day to be in the woods here today!

good story! now did you kill that gobbler or did you miss? :scratch: You all say you know me to well.. :lol: Don't you think I would have posted pictures of the spurs when Joe wanted them. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :angry5: :angry5: :angry5: :angry5: :angry5: :slap: :slap: :slap: ...

I have a few local friends that are as serious about turkey hunting as I am, and that is pretty dang serious. My hunting partner and I have been chasing them together for about 12 years or so. He is about the only one I hunt with that will go from daylight to dark in 95 degree weather in the SC swam...

Personally I don't like to sell guns. Once I have them, they stay in the safe regardless if they get used or not.

Honestly any of the 3 will work. I actually went even cheaper than that and have a 20ga Remington 870.

It depends a lot on where I am, what the weather is like, and how big the property is. My hunting club is over 16,000 AC and I rarely sit in a spot and cold call unless its raining. If its raining I will sit and cold call for a few hours.

Stinky J Picklestein wrote:Y'all got this guy thinking about trying TSS now...

Dude you just admitted in writing that you were wrong and the woman is right. I am pretty sure there is a law against that, or at least some kind of code.

Great shooting!

aristico wrote:I didnt know Steve had a son.....

Maybe ill meet him out in Nebraska

Tico you going to NE with Steve?

The next time you talk to Super Mullet and Skinny T, tell them I said what's up

MKW wrote:Yep, everything I know, I learned from Steve. Well, Steve and his son, Dusty.

Hey he adopted your brother, not me. lol

aristico wrote:Hey Mike those calls must sound good if Steve showed you how to make them...like he showed you to turkey hunt run a slate and Im almost certain he says he potty trained you (-:

He must have also taught Mike about call lead times

ICDEDTURKES wrote:

fountain wrote:

ICDEDTURKES wrote:He better get the shop set up I lose at least one a year.

just go ahead and send me the one you are going to use for this year...

Well seeings Mike has curtailed production to drive his prices and legacy up, $500TYD..

Let's see a picture of said call...

I sent him a text too, I was hoping to get back on the list myself.

It worked well last season. I know Mike has some more snake wood in his shop, I figured he would be hunting with a snake wood trumpet this spring.

Anyone trying to improve their calling needs a buddy who knows what a turkey sounds like and will be brutally honest on what their calling sounds like.

Text me your address and I'll send it to you when I get back into town this weekend.

I have a Rem XF that is like a .682 that you are welcome to try if you want.

ICDEDTURKES wrote:Why did I come home

Do you leave Nashville on your own or did you get kicked out? lol

I didn't mention it but all my 935's have 28" barrel. You may see a difference with the shorter barrels.

Another fantastic scratch box is the Widow Maker scratchers... although I don't know what Craig's health situation is these days and he stopped making calls a few years back. They are also very good. ;) Craig does make some great scratch boxes. Last I heard he head retired, stopped making calls, an...

I have a 935 with a .670 pure gold and it shoots tss very nicely. Not over choked in my opinion.