Gobbler Nation

That thing looks sharp!

Pimped out and facebooked to death!

Congratulations on some good looking table fair! Them black dogs are the best too!

Good looking gun! I've got the12ga version of it that's put down many of birds over the years mine sure doesn't look nib still. Good luck with the sale!

I hunt them in the fall and usually travel to a few different states chasing them. Its a different kind of fun compared to spring. Whether with a bow or shotgun its only gobblers i go after. I've had years I hunted them 8 months out of the year.

Happy Birthday!

Nice shooting Tommy

Very nice was out doing the same last 2 days

Better than the ones I grilled tonight. Those look tasty!

I can’t put an average number to how many nests a raccoon destroys. I do know they are opportunistic and will definitely eat eggs.I know too that over the years I definitely have noted an increase in daylight activity of raccoons around the nesting season of my area turkeys. I also know that the us...

I ran over 3 last night. Dang masked bandits were everywhere. Some places need a bounty on them they are so thick.

The turkeys don't care what the camo job looks like. If my hunting buddies criticized a camo job they wouldn't be taken along again.

The factory extra full was also a good performer. I don't shoot the gun much maybe 1 bird a year just to bring it out of the safe. Usually carry a smaller gun that's lighter and has plenty of range.

I've had great patterns with the .710 and #8s out of browning bps 24" barrel.

That'll do

Those patterns are impressive! Do you like the mossberg or tristar better?

#2 is what I would hunt with out of those! Looking good!

First or last pattern out of the bunch are only ones I would attempt to hunt with. But it is fun to shoot some paper with a new gun as long as its not a 3 1/2" heavy load.

Happy birthday

Definitely an opossum

Them are some pretty 20ga!

Indian Creek and a 2.5oz or heavier load of 8.5s or 8s will be your ticket for maximizing your range. There's alot of drop i have noticed at 80yds and further. Good luck on your quest for maximizing your range.

If you are looking to shed weight i would go with the M2.

Even with a dog, shooting doubles in fields with cover is a sure fire way to lose one bird, or spend more time looking for birds on the ground than in the sky as action can be fast and short. One field owner asks that people only shoot one at a time as many birds are lost shooting doubles. Gil Alwa...

All depends on if you want to shoot triples or just doubles. Some of the fields I hunt around me we get 30 packs and good sized groups that decoy like ducks. If I have a 2 barrel its hard to shoot a triple out of a group.