Gobbler Nation

372&300 that is potent well beyond!

M2 has recoil reduction built in, those rubber chevrons and comb. I will be shooting mine with the factory full soon, only choke I have at the moment.

Nice!!!

I just don't care for Italian goods. :o :lol: :lol: j/k Nothing wrong with this product of Italy http://images.fanpop.com/images/image_uploads/Monica-Bellucci-monica-bellucci-475896_1024_768.jpg Dang man, first with the pistol then this. What's next...guess what Italian pistol? Lol. Guess just have...

I have had my m2 bolt not fully engage and pull up and click nothing, worked the action manually to load a new shell in. . The dreaded "Benellli Click", no "Boom!". It's something no one warns you about until you experience it. Years ago on one of my first outings with my SBE, t...

Welcome. Lots of good turkey stuff here.

Ultimately fit and feel rule the roost for me. The options are many and difficult. Pumps seem to be more able to tolerate adversity better, dirt and abuse. I look at it this way, if my first shell fails to fire it is much easier to pump a new round verses working an auto. I have had my m2 bolt not f...

Giddie up!

Best of luck.

Set up where the roads form a cross. If the birds gobble at locale B then high tail it between them and the river and try to work it that way. If they gobble at A then ease into the road north of them and st up some decoys on the road and try to get them as they cross. If I had only one day to hunt ...

Congrats!

171-180

Thanks for the opportunity.

Can't get enough! Awesome job.

I would go for the 26.

I think they did, my first hunting gun was a 1100 20 ga. It said magnum on the receiver and was three inch. I want to say that the lightweight was not three only 2 3/4. I could be way wrong...

16-20

Thanks for the info. Happy bday a day late! That talk bout fungi and pyruvate made me feel as though I am back in school. I got a plant biology degree with an emphasis in mycology. What is your field of study?

Way cool how it all worked out! Congrats on the first bird.

I think the caliber of the turkey hunter from past to present has not changed. Information, equipment, population and habitats have. As we evolve with technology we become more efficient killers, not necessarily hunters. There will always be people that are great at what they do no matter the era. I...

I asked a question about fanning birds on a different forum once and the response was an overwhelming, "NO!!". I have considered it on private land, but I'm still weary of the safety factor. You never know when some big dummy will decide to venture onto your spot. If your on private land,...

haul butt counterclockwise and get set up even with them and start working them. have him slip ahead of me , if he is that skillful, and hope i can call on to him

try to get to whee he might go and head him off and set-up

sometimes shooting a bow is legal in the city limits.

nice pose for a pic.

aspargus