I want to congratulate Hobie Baker (monsterbuck) on his first Trad turkey Kill this Morning. This was a great hunt; and we even got it on film. I will let him tell the story, but here is a Picture.
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Congrats on a fine bird,
That is so cool!! Congratulations Hobie!! I'm still in pursuit of my first Trad gobbler!
That is what I want right there. OUTSTANDING!
Sarge
Nicely done. would love to see the video! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :notworthy:
Great job !! Congrats! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Nice shooting!
Thanks Charlie, for posting a pic. Upon entering the field this morning Charlie and I was discussing how everything in Ky was about three weeks early, due to an early and hot spring. The place we've been hunting the last few years are fields. So I was telling him how I thought they would be growed up, so to my speculation upon in the field I was right. So here we are way before daylight stumping a place to pitch a blind, and our decoys, but anyhow. Day broke and we heard some distant gobbling, but nothing close. So Charlie continued to call sparingly, but no sight of a bird other than a distant hen. So about 10:50 were heard a hen cluck very softly, so Charlie began another series. And to our surprise, on the high wall straight in behind our setup was two birds hammering, just about 50 yards above us. Continuing to call the bird sallied down to us at about 35 yards. I couldn't see them from where I was sitting but could sure hear them drumming. Charlie took a peek behind me through one of the blind windows and informed me to get ready they were coming in strutting. So I nocked an arrow, and guess I got tore up, the first shot sailed a little high, but they didn't seem to be spooked, and I had another chance to nock another arrow. But this time it found it's mark. Needless to say all week i've been telling people how everything would just have to be perfect, for us to score on our first attempt at longbow gobblers. But thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ, my personal saviour it did. We roughly guessed the bird to be 21lbs, maybe 1inch spurs and an 11inch beard. Also many thanks to you Charlie, for without you this would never have been possible. Yea I'm hooked now. Can't wait to hear about Charlie's first kill, and hopefully I'm there to see it unfold. I know I'll be as happy and excited as he was about mine. Thanks!!! God bless.
Well done!
Forgot to mention. Equipment used was. Big Jim Thunderchild, 56" 52 lbs@28", carbon express heritage, and 175 grain three blade VPA broadheads. God bless.
Way to go! :thumbsup:
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Nice!
Great bird, Congrats!
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Next time Hobie, don't feel obligated to fire a warning shot. :D Congrats on a great bird and a great memory!
Bill
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Way to go! :thumbsup:
Congrats on your first and hope there's many more! :clapper:
There is always something special about the first. Congrats.
That's exciting stuff right there. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Very good! Congrats . . . and your heart for the King.
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Dan
With all these pictures from the last few days, ya'll are making fishing season bearable! :bigsmyl: