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Coyote then turkey can’t wait.

ComfyBear wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 10, 2020 8:30 pm

Here's just a few.

Wow those images especially this one are really clear and sharp.

Congrats. So what kind of sausages are you going to make?

Stepnoutnb wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 08, 2020 8:30 pm

I’m jealous. Nice animals.

My thoughts exactly

Fingers crossed for ya. If it does you’ll have lots of fun!

I had one and really enjoyed it too until a 'good' friend of mine stole it and never gave it back says his father got rid of it. As the saying goes friends like that who needs enemies!

Born2hunt wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 31, 2019 9:15 pm

Happy New Year everyone!! May 2020 bring you peace, love, happiness, great encounters and full freezers!!

X2

Happy New Year's everyone.

I hunt on a prive property I like to keep the deer guessing on when I come in. One week I’ll hunt a morning or two then a afternoon the following week all afternoons starting around 1pm. That said all my successful harvest have been late afternoons or near last light. So I prefer afternoons and slee...

mattones wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 30, 2019 6:43 am

I found caps that fit,

And so what size?

Congrats arn't you glad you went.

Same here Merry Christmas to all...

Pattern your gun and pattern your gun before each season the bead on your shotgun works just fine unless you like gadgets.

Thanks for the heads up.

First time I hunted birds in the fall I went in before dark and sat right in the middle of about 50 birds of various types (hens, jennies and jakes ) I could not believe the noise they made when waking up in the morning ! I was then able to break them up and call back a couple. It was neat hearing ...

Just wondering is Turkey hunting in the fall the same process as spring? Depends if you are targeting hens and jennies or old toms. I have had toms come in on a string like in the spring but mostly they are tough to hunt in the fall. As far as hens (mixed group) if you can break a flock it can be f...