For those who start their spring season in March...I live the hunt through you.
Tomorrow is the last day of spring gobbler season 2016 in the United States.
Gotta love Maine.
Tomorrow you live the hunt through me.
Wish me luck!
06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Your eye in the northeast sky.
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- soiltester
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Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Go en' git' em'
ever wonder where the white goes when the snow melts??
Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
You have been quiet this spring Coalman!!!!
Go smack one!!!!
Good Luck!!!
Go smack one!!!!
Good Luck!!!
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Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Even though I don't start in march I will still be waiting and hoping u drop a limb hanger
. I have relatives in new Brunswick not far from houlton maine some day I'll get down that way and hunt in June too
. I have relatives in new Brunswick not far from houlton maine some day I'll get down that way and hunt in June too
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Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Good luck and hope you find some long spurs laying motionless at your feet tomorrow!
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Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Well, did ya' git' er' done or headed out again or still out there
ever wonder where the white goes when the snow melts??
Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Maine 06-04-16
Last day of spring gobbler hunting.
8.2 miles logged today from 0430 to 1130. One four hour memory hunt from the camp door. Started in my buck spot. Stuck to the trails to the Break in the Stonewall. Bushwhacked to Bill's place past The Big Pine. Followed the state line back to Newfield Rd. Through the new choppings and then down the hollow I hunted opening day. Ended full circle back at my buck spot.
Checked out two new areas that have been on my bucket list. Drumming grouse, owls, crows, songbirds, a donkey bray and roosters. Not one gobble. But you know what?
As my good friend Roccus would say....It was a great day to be alive.
K9Doc,
I was quiet this spring. Didn't take any time off. Went about a half dozen times. Thirty five years of chasing tom will do that to you.
But ya know? I had a great spring right from the bedroom window. Our back forty toms supplied almost daily roost music. One evening the wife and I were chillin' and grillin" when they started gobbling. We took out our lawn chairs and settled in. The box call was singing and they were roaring. Wife got it on video on her phone. I just needed to watch that for my fix.
It was a tough sell early on in the season. We've had two fantastic years of broods. Many more hens in the mix that kept the gobblers happy.
By the time they started responding good most guys had quit hunting and went fishing. I shot a 20.5 pounder in NH the 29th. Season closed the 31.
They were ripe for picking.
The next chapter of my life is that yellow lab in my avatar. Born and bred with MI and WI parents who have ruffed grouse blood. Been a long time since I've had a canine hunting partner like her. I have two weeks off in October and two weeks off in December to lay some boot rubber in the upland bird coverts.
Her name is Belle but I call her Hollywood!
Thanks for having me Gobbler Nation. Go Team 1 !
Last day of spring gobbler hunting.
8.2 miles logged today from 0430 to 1130. One four hour memory hunt from the camp door. Started in my buck spot. Stuck to the trails to the Break in the Stonewall. Bushwhacked to Bill's place past The Big Pine. Followed the state line back to Newfield Rd. Through the new choppings and then down the hollow I hunted opening day. Ended full circle back at my buck spot.
Checked out two new areas that have been on my bucket list. Drumming grouse, owls, crows, songbirds, a donkey bray and roosters. Not one gobble. But you know what?
As my good friend Roccus would say....It was a great day to be alive.
K9Doc,
I was quiet this spring. Didn't take any time off. Went about a half dozen times. Thirty five years of chasing tom will do that to you.
But ya know? I had a great spring right from the bedroom window. Our back forty toms supplied almost daily roost music. One evening the wife and I were chillin' and grillin" when they started gobbling. We took out our lawn chairs and settled in. The box call was singing and they were roaring. Wife got it on video on her phone. I just needed to watch that for my fix.
It was a tough sell early on in the season. We've had two fantastic years of broods. Many more hens in the mix that kept the gobblers happy.
By the time they started responding good most guys had quit hunting and went fishing. I shot a 20.5 pounder in NH the 29th. Season closed the 31.
They were ripe for picking.
The next chapter of my life is that yellow lab in my avatar. Born and bred with MI and WI parents who have ruffed grouse blood. Been a long time since I've had a canine hunting partner like her. I have two weeks off in October and two weeks off in December to lay some boot rubber in the upland bird coverts.
Her name is Belle but I call her Hollywood!
Thanks for having me Gobbler Nation. Go Team 1 !
Your eye in the northeast sky.
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- RapscallionVermilion
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Re: 06-04-16 Spring Gobbler Hunting is Over
Fine looking dog there Coalman.