Gobbler Nation

I have 80 hives of honeybees that fund my hunting habit.

;) where there is one there is usually more . It's a genetic trait that is easily passed on . I have 2 clubs that we usually kill one or 2 on each year .. I've killed half a dozen doubles, 6-8 triples and 2 Quadruple beards in 20 + years on this 160 acre lease . And my buddy has at least 6-8 multip...

hoobilly wrote: ↑April 5th, 2022, 9:38 pm Didn’t you have a streak of killing several multi bearded gobblers ???

I wish...lol I've killed 6 if memory serves. They are uncommon in my area

quavodus wrote: ↑April 5th, 2022, 9:10 pm Good bird. You deserved a good one after four years.

Sorry...lol first multiple bearded turkey in 4 years

I don’t kill many multiple bearded birds

Congratulations. What load did you use in it? I’m sold on the Fox Trot 383 Strokers. I also tried Federal,Apex and Boss Tom. No comparison, Fox Trot all day long followed by Apex, Federal and then Boss Tom. Awesome brother I wondered if the Assassin was still around. Good to see you, stack’em high!...

Awesome brother

Prayers from tn

That will do it

I'll be in Ohio on the 23rd George if I see you I'll buy you breakfast. Long way to drive for one turkey bag limit but oh well

I've had to go on antibiotics twice for these little bastards. I no longer go into the woods without permethrin.

As we mature as turkey hunters we find our own way. The path we take usually depends largely on success. The handful of highly successful turkey hunters i know have their own set of standards. Most of them, myself included, wont shoot a turkey unless they call it to the gun. 20 years ago we would ha...

Patient turkey hunters spook less turkeys... patient turkey hunters also kill less turkeys. Not saying the patient turkey hunter won't tag out in he or she's state but a patient turkey hunter probably will not tag out in 5 States

It was the first turkey hunt for my son who was about 7 or 8 at the time. He wasn’t carrying a gun. We had climbed these steep ridges these old mountain turkeys call home about three times trying to cut him off with little success, and my boys little short legs had about give up on him. I told him ...

I had to shoot one up the ass one time because it wouldn't turn around or come out of strut

In my short 25 years of chasing these majestic creatures. I have seen the population in my zip code be great, go to ****, be great again and go to **** again. Hunter numbers haven't changed and habitat hasn't changed. The coyote population has changed dramatically so that's where I place my blame.

23rd season for me. Unfortunately I did not have a mentor other than the great tom turkey himself. I sucked so bad for the first five or six years that I damn near quit. I did kill a turkey my first year though.

7s

Buy Butterball it's a lot cheaper and about the same experience

About 12........feet

I haven't used gloves in about 6 years has not made any difference

Yes sir he is. But he is in the area that gets a lot of Foul Play so he might eat it from the road

this be the other one

I was lucky enough to kill one of these in 2015 on Easter Sunday looks like I'm going to get another crack at 1

The best tip I can give anyone with any type of hunting is to hunt safe. You can't kill him if you're not able to hunt