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20 lb. gobbler, 9" beard. Lots of turkeys in our part of the world this fall. For those who are interested, I shot him with a Pronghorn 62", 56#@28", cedar arrow, and Magnus 2 blade. He went about 20 yards.
Excellent!! Details please!
:thumbsup: Great job!
This one came pretty easy. Several flocks have been in a couple of places that I have been hunting, and I drove up to the area and saw this gobbler along with several hens. Got out of the vehicle and let him walk over a little rise, and when he did I made a run at him and as I topped out of the rise, there he was, nervous as all getout but only about 10 or 15 yards away. He gave me enough time to pick a spot, and as I said, he only went about another 20 yards, but I did give him a follow up arrow. Broke both my arrows :mad: , but I think he was worth it.
Definitely worth it! Love hunting the turkeys and really like the background he was taken in. Think I may give them a shot tomorrow and put the deer hunting secondary.
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Great job!
I would say that's worth two broken arrows. Congrats!!
Thanksgiving will be special this year at you house! Nice!
Congrats :thumbsup:
Well-done!
Excellent. Turkeys are hard to take with trad bows. Congratulations. :notworthy:
That's the way to do it! Nice bow too.
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WAY TO GO!!! A couple of arrows is worth a bird that big :)
Congrats buddy!! I need to come out there and get me one of those Merriams one of these days. We did see a few while we were out there last year.
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Thats a great bird , shot, & story. Did the arrow pass completely through?
Nice work!
Good on you! Happy Thanksgiving...
-Jeremy :coffee:
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Hey Josh,
How's it going down there in the Land of Enchantment?