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2017 Turkey Quest Submission Thread


Borch

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HSO Forum Member Turkey Quest Submission Form

Turkey Contest 2017

 

 

Complete this form with your turkey’s measurements. Include photos of your turkey’s spurs and beard with a ruler or tape measure. Include in one of the photos your turkeys filled out tag or slip of paper with the date of the harvest. The turkey’s weight must be witnessed and signed by you and the witness below on this form.

 

Forum Member:_______________________________          Date:_____________

 

Team Name: _________________________________

 

Youth Hunter(17 or younger):Yes _______ No ________

 

Turkey Subspecies: _____________________

 

State/Province Bird was Harvested In: ____________________

 

 

Turkey’s Stats

 

Beard Length ____________inches

 

Spur Length ® _________inches (L)_________inches

 

Weight ___________ pounds

 

 

I certify that the measurements listed above are accurate to the best of my ability.

 

Forum Member: ______________________________________                       Date:_________

 

Witness:________________________________________________                      Date: ________


 

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I hope just typing the submission will be OK, I don't have access to a printer here. 

 

Forum Member: Cheetah          
Date: April 22, 2017
Team Name: Team 2
Youth Hunter(17 or younger): No
Turkey Subspecies: Merriams
State/Province Bird was Harvested In: South Dakota
 
 
Turkey’s Stats
Beard Length 8.5 inches
Spur Length (R) 15/16 inches (L) 9/16 inches (half shot off!) 
Weight 19lb 3oz


I certify that the measurements listed above are accurate to the best of my ability.
Forum Member: Joshua Tschida                       Date: 4/22
Witness: Neil Tschida                     Date: 4/22

 

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I am submitting this bird for Sutty on his behalf.  

 

Forum Member: Sutty          
Date: April 28, 2017
Team Name: Team 2
Youth Hunter(17 or younger): No
Turkey Subspecies: Eastern
State/Province Bird was Harvested In: Minnesota
 
 
Turkey’s Stats
Beard Length 10 inches
Spur Length 1 & 3/16" 
Weight 22lb 4oz


I certify that the measurements listed above are accurate to the best of my ability.
Forum Member: John Sutton                       Date: 4/28
Witness: Josh Tschida                     Date: 4/28

 

 

 

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