Gobbler Nation

Congrats, Kev. I know you'll do the right thing and let RaspyD sit in it while he's calling for you!

Mike

Y'all are complete dummies! :banghead: Obviously, the drumming produces a lot of vibration which trickles down to the gobbler's "sensitive area" and gets him ready for his girlfriends. The spitting is also quite obvious...lubrication. BIG DUMMIES!! If y'all have any more questions, please ...

1. I'd say the yelp also. Most people bark, they don't yelp.

2. Definately the diaphram.

3. I have no problem telling people to shut up when they are hunting with me, but when not hunting, I'll just say, "That sounds pretty good."

Mike

That's the dumbest $h*t ever put on TV. Ranks right up there with most hunting shows!

Mike

Welcome, Brad.

I've never carried, or used, a flashlight while turkey hunting. Everybody has their own "thing", but expensive flashlights have never appealed to me. Looks like you have a nice collection though.

Mike

I'd prolly go 6.5-20 in something mid-range in price. Leupold is always good, but you could get by a little cheaper with Nikon, Burris, or Bushnell. If you want absolute quality, look at NightForce. Nice rig...even if it is a Savage!

Mike

A .243 is too litle for whitetail if you are prone to take marginal shots or can't shoot very well. With proper bullets, I'd be very comfortable elk hunting with a .243. Everybody has their favorite caliber and it usually comes from performance in the field. As for me, in 37 yrs of deer hunting, I'...

A .243 is too litle for whitetail if you are prone to take marginal shots or can't shoot very well. With proper bullets, I'd be very comfortable elk hunting with a .243. Everybody has their favorite caliber and it usually comes from performance in the field. As for me, in 37 yrs of deer hunting, I'v...

For the first time in a long time...I have no desire to go. Once you've seen "the stuff" multiple times, the only reason to go is the see people and I'd rather meet up with them on a hunt somewhere. Mike "THE SEE" people? Who and what they hell are they? :cheers: My bad. I meant...

A good Hunting blind is a real asset in the woods. :thumbup: I usually have one in the pull cart along with decoys, chairs, cooler, toaster oven and the Honda generator. It will conceal your movement. Especially when you are making your lunch or reading your NWTF Magazine. :toothy7: :toothy7: :toot...

You gonna get you a pop-up blind too??



Mike

Not trying to start anything or offend anyone, but I hope I am not the only one here that finds these "long shot" videos a bit irresponsible and offensive. Sure, these people that do that sort of thing are probably great marksmen, but how many not-so-great marksmen will think they can do ...

guesswho wrote:People deer hunt with 243 probably turkey hunt with a twinky gauge.

That'd be a safe bet!! "Twinky Gauge"...I like that.

Mike

And I have dumbasses tell me all the time that a .243 is a varmint caliber and not even big enough for southern whitetail. 688yrds is farther than I'd take a shot, but you can't argue with that performance. As Tom knows, a .243 is my favorite caliber.

Mike

Stinky J Picklestein wrote:Keep it up, Andy! It sounds like he could use another Vegas trip.

HaHa...maybe so. He did enjoy that trip!



Mike

but the quality of coaching and amount of baseball played is worth all the sacrifices! Good point. A coach can either hold back natural talent or help it excell. Very, very true. Andy's current coach has a son that got drafted out of high school, last year, by the Rays, but turned it down for a ful...

For the first time in a long time...I have no desire to go. Once you've seen "the stuff" multiple times, the only reason to go is the see people and I'd rather meet up with them on a hunt somewhere.

Mike

You freakin sissy!!

Mike

Very nice, Stinky!! Now go help Tice.

Mike

I'm glad that you found your hat, Kevin. I fully understand the "lucky hat" concept. I have been wearing the same hat for every turkey that I've ever killed, except the very first one. Don't know what I'd do without it.

Mike

timbrhuntr wrote:Ouch and are you kissin Gobblers

Nope, just pickin at Ronnie...I have no use for the NWTF in it's current state.

Mike

Turkeys do not like to enter the set-up of a hunter unless he is a card toting member of the NWTF. Only the best turkey hunters can kill turkeys without being an active member. Statistics clearly show that Diamond Life Members kill the vast majority of gobblers every spring. :toothy7: :toothy7: :too...

Roy wrote:Definitely more property (good point guesswho).

Roy is currently writing a book on how to please women. Although, its not going too well!

MORE RESEARCH!!!

Mike

I would like for Roy to write a how-to book on turkey hunting, so I might gain some insight.

Mike

10 months is a lot of baseball. I don't push him to play, but I do push him to be the best he can be if he does play. Funny thing is...we practice on Tues and Thrus every week durring the season and when I picked him up from school today, he said, "Dang, I sure wish we had practice today."...