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TEAM 8 - "TURKEYSNIPERS"


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Well as much as I hate to admit it I missed, I shot him for 30 yards and skimmed some belly feathers. However I have 2 that are gobbling closet now.

Don't feel bad. I missed one too on Thursday morning at 8 yards with my shotgun. Too close.

Took me the rest of my season to get another chance and took him at 32 yards. Hopefully you score one of those other birds coming your way.

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Well I had 3 more Toms come in 2 of them hung out with 3 hens between 100 and 70 yards I was able to get the one that was gobbling to the north to come into 30 yards but he hung out on a wheeler trail with tons of thick grass between me and him. I watched him strut and listened to him spitting and drumming for 20 minutes till the neighbor came out on his wheeler and they all left. I had to bail to meet the plumbing inspector as St.Thomas then I'm going to move my blind about 60 yards to where they where strutting and the hens fed most of the morning and sit till dark.

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AS: Reflection off the I-phone hang 'em up? wink

The Toms were really talking this morning - both on and off the roost. Had a pair cross a field, then a gravel road, then the field by our little spot in the woods this morning. Because of a crest in the field, we could not see them - only hear them. and hear them we did. A pair gobbling together at our calls, crows, geese - on a string - well so we thought.

The little hen down on the corner of the field thought she was the new cornerback for the Vikes and made a pair of interceptions. tired

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Well Im not able to move the blind as I was driving in a tom was strutting with a hen so I was going to move the blind then pit a sneek on him however their was a strutter about 300 yards from the blind so I snuck in and started calling when one just gobbled to the north of me hope he makes a mistake and gets a bit closer in the open this time.

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I had a break in the action and was able to move the blind 60 yards to the west.I listened as the bird to the north got farther and farther away. As soon as I popped the blind up and got the stakes in he surprised me with a gobble about 150 yards out. I can hear as he gets closer and farther that he is strutting north and south on a old road bed on the neighbors property.It's kind of neat the thunder is moving in and he gobbles every time it makes a distant roar. We I got to check raindar and see how bad this storm is going to be. Atleast I got moved for tomorrow morning if nothing happen tonight or the storm gets to bad.

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Well no bird tonight,I guess I will sit down and eat my feather samich. I was surprised at how vocal the birds were today I was hearing gobbles up til 6:45 when the small storm move thru. Well I got the blind set in the hotspot from this morning so that means tomorrow the will be where I was setup today.

Did anyone like the updates from the blind? If so I will continue tomorrow.

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Thanks for the pat on the back Archery.. I hope you bust one! I need help posting my pictures of my jake. How do I do it? Off to school I go.. See you guys..

For posting pictures they need to be on your computer. Above the box where you type their is a icon that looks like a sunrise with a blue arrow pointing up it's the 5th one from the left. Click on that then click the brows box once you find the picture you want double click it and it will transfer to the white image upload box then click add file. You can have up to 10 pictures in one post once you have all your pic's in click done adding files and it will move them to back here then click submit.

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Had two Toms come into decoy at 15yds,I was able to draw my bow one came out of strut amd was walking away.I put my pin on the center of his back and as I release he turns to the right. My arrow shaved some back feathers and sticks in his wing were it connects to the body he runs off with arrow still stuck in him. No blood , three of us look for an hour and half. I feel s#%t ! We watched the shot in slow motion on video so close.

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well team i could of shot a bird but i took the wife out and she got this onefull-31865-20462-2012fishing024.jpg

Then a friend of mine who never went turkey hunting got this onefull-31865-20463-100_1690.jpg

I was out this morning and had a tom in the woods 70 yards away and he would not commit, i guess with all the shooting the first 2 days in that area did something, was out tonite but didnt see or hear a bird. i have one more morning to get it done hopfully the rain holds off for at least an hour in the morning. I might of let you guys down but if i would of shot a 50# bird with a 2ft beard it wouldnt mean as much as being with the 2 hunters each day, calling the birds in and seeing how excited each one was. The wife said in the blind after hugs and a kiss you know that was just like on tv, for me its not the kill its the satisfaction that you can take out somebody hunting and it all works out as for me it sure makes me feel good and if i dont shoot a bird a had an excellent season that will never be forgot.

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