......game on!
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Sweet! Good luck!
Cant wait for turkey season to start here in N.C. :thumbsup:
Nice!
Heard gobblers on the mountain behind my house this morning. Its not far off!
Boy does that pic get the blood pumpin!
AWESOME..... good luck, may your arrow fly true.
Fun. But, we still have snow... :-(
Bill,
That kind of scene always get's me going and I see it here in MI just before our season starts---then the buggers break up and vanish. It's just over a month away here in MI.
Looks like a target rich environment!
I'll be after them on Monday.
Good luck filling your tags!
Bisch
When ya open over there Bill?? We have a long wait, May 1st. which is crazy!! Shawn
Ray/Shawn...we open in May...same as you, Shawn. By then it can be almost too late. I shot a nice tom opening morning last year and after that the toms were scarce. Right now and thru most of April the birds are very busy, visible and respond to calls almost immediately. The bird in the pic is the biggest I have seen around here. There is a group of them (longbeards) but when this guy is around all he does all day is chase them off. There's a ton of jakes but I really want to get this guy...if not me then Laura. Just so you know.....the feeder is not where we hunt as it is illegal to bait turkeys in NH. We have almost 6 acres and I typically set up 2 blinds. I had the CO over one day on another issue and asked him about the blinds and if he thought one in particular might be too close. He was OK with my set up. My biggest problem is what arrows to shoot. My new MAX I limbs really spits out an Axis 400 but the 340's group better, hit harder and to my eye are only a bit slower than the 400's. I need the snow to melt some more so I can stump shoot a bit and see what arrows those limbs like best.
Must be pretty noisey first thing in the AM. That is a good size tom. Good luck with him Bill.
Chris
Good luck with that big boy! Great pic!
Good luck!
Full Strut in NH mid March????
COOL!
Seen a few strutters here in Ohio last week. Good luck Bill.