Gobbler Nation

Yep doesn't matter what you drive those dirt roads in ks will suck you into a ditch!

Very nice!!!! Got to love a good one to end it!

Those two are works of art Doc! I would have a tough time taking either to the woods with me for fear of losing it. I only carry a small little case folding knife with me in the turkey woods. I always have a few in the truck to chose from for cutting up birds.

Factory modified or Factory full

Barometric pressure may make them gobble more some days. I don't pay attention to moon phases when deer hunting either.

150s is what we got out of 3 301s with stock choke in them. 7/8oz straight 9.5s

Yep price at the pump is climbing fast and I don't think it will go down by April. It may effect my hunting enough I drive the car instead of the truck in a couple states.

7 states
Oss and wild bill

I never used a blind for them. Set up was key not to be seen. Called them in with and without decoys. Favorite shots were right at the waddles facing me or broadside. Never used head lopping broadheads. Fixed blade or mechanical is all I use. Only taking a good shot and knowing where to aim is very ...

Close enough to make perfect hole through him.

South Carolina or Georgia would be what I would narrow it down to in your list.

I would leave the orange off of them! We not deer hunters!

Leave it at home and have a more enjoyable hunt!

Congratulations on a fine fall gobbler.

Congratulations way to get it done on a fall bird!!!

That's an awesome pattern for that distance!!!!

I run Carlson 585 also also in my x3 20

Shot a 10pt on the 20th.

28-17 Ravens

Sorry for your loss! The pictures are amazing! Especially like the one at Mark Twain national forest.

I did turkey bacon wrapped on the grill last week but I just had budlite with mine. Goose is a fine meal on the grill too.

Been chasing the gobblers already this fall in a couple of states so far. Early goose last day is tomorrow and I imagine a few of them will die also.

Welcome aboard

Yep got away from a leg hold!

Congratulations on your first of many!!!! Very nice job preserving the memory.