My son's turkey

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chris4570
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GREY OWL wrote:Them spurs would make a nice necklace, do you keep them for this?

Grey Owl
Many folks do make a necklace with the spurs. With only two turkey to my name I'd be hard pressed to make a decent necklace. But I save the spurs nonetheless.
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julian
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Thanks guys, it was an exciting hunt and it wouldn’t have happened with out my dad with that expert calling job. Again thanks and good luck to those of you who are trying for theirs.

Julian
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Post by pdislow »

congratulations!!! nice turkey too! i took my 14 year old daughter one saturday this year and we saw a lot of turkeys either just out of range or aproached from wrong direction. anyway she /we had a really good time together!
thanks philip
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Post by pphoenix »

So Julian is your dad going to mount your turkey, was it your first?
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julian
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Post by julian »

Ya hes going to mount it. This is my second turkey last year i got a jake.
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GREY OWL
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Post by GREY OWL »

chris4570 wrote:
GREY OWL wrote:Them spurs would make a nice necklace, do you keep them for this?

Grey Owl
Many folks do make a necklace with the spurs. With only two turkey to my name I'd be hard pressed to make a decent necklace. But I save the spurs nonetheless.
I kinda thought you could make a nice necklace out of them. Keep at her Chris they'll add up.

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peter p
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Post by peter p »

Adrian J Hare wrote:I remember two guys at Bass pro last year that look just like you too :wink:

Congrats on the fine Gobbler, them spurs are nice. Its been a long time since I shot a pink spurred bird, they seem to be few and far between.

Nice pic and nice memories...BT
Hey Adrian,
yes that was us. My son mastered that goose call you gave him.
How's your wife? everything going ok?
Did you or her get any turkey's yet?

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Post by GaryL »

Can't believe I missed this post, sorry about that :oops:

A little late but "congratulations!!! "
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