BBD #4(callin for a friend LOL)

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BBD #4(callin for a friend LOL)

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I swear, its just one of those years. I took a good friend today for a crack at a longbeard. And as luck would behold we had one strutting at 15 yards for a good 2-3minute show! This is his first longbeard in 25 years of hunting and the look on his face after the shot was priceless. This bird wasnt a heavyweight at 19lbs, but he had a 10inch beard and 1.125 spurs. Good 3-4 year old, but his beard was thin. Size doesnt matter on this hunt. This will be a memory that will last a lifetime. Im blowing up the photos for some 8x10's for him and myself to keep on our walls.

I swear I have to start my own outfitting service and chage for this.... kidding LOL

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thats is what it is all about .i get a bigger charge out of seeing some one els shot one .congrates way to go DUTCH
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I know what's next Crazy's guide and arrows x-bow only hunts!! :lol: Congrats on callin for a friend it is a rush!!
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Keep it up and I'm going to drive to VA. :lol:
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Nice job man!! Nothing like sharing in a great hunting experience with a friend(s)!! :)
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Good job Crazy......that first picture of him under the tree is gorgeous.

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Rich wrote:Good job Crazy......that first picture of him under the tree is gorgeous.

Rich

thanks man.. I was pressed for time and had no one to take pics for us.. So I grabbed my dad and used a tree beside his house. They turned out good!
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welldone u2 very nice bird. :wink:
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Crazy, you just have too much fun!! Congratulations......again.
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I'm actually looking forward to this saturday. It's Junior Only Hunting Day for Spring Turkey before the regular season opens here in PA. I'll be calling for my son (he's 12), so I'm really hoping I can get one to come in this year... using a few decoys from Carry-Lite (gobbler / hen setup)... I'd love to see him shoot his first. He was with me 2 years as just an observer when I shot my first Eastern... it was hilarious...

I saw 2 walking up the hill behind some brush, could only see feet... I was camoflauged by a natural brush cover, so I pulled up at the end of that cover waiting for them to come into view. My son saw me pull up and put his fingers in his ears. I put my finger to my mouth to indicate to be quiet, and he remained calm. As soon as the first bird came into view (not strutting), I saw the beard and blasted him at around 10 yards. Down he went. He started flopping around and my son jumps up and yells "Dad! He's still moving! Shoot em again!"... I laughed... told him to be patient and shorly there after the bird stopped moving. For my first Tom, it was around 24lbs, 12" thick beard, and 1 1/4" spurs...

Was truely a day neither of us will ever forget.

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Morangus wrote:I'm actually looking forward to this saturday. It's Junior Only Hunting Day for Spring Turkey before the regular season opens here in PA. I'll be calling for my son (he's 12), so I'm really hoping I can get one to come in this year... using a few decoys from Carry-Lite (gobbler / hen setup)... I'd love to see him shoot his first. He was with me 2 years as just an observer when I shot my first Eastern... it was hilarious...

I saw 2 walking up the hill behind some brush, could only see feet... I was camoflauged by a natural brush cover, so I pulled up at the end of that cover waiting for them to come into view. My son saw me pull up and put his fingers in his ears. I put my finger to my mouth to indicate to be quiet, and he remained calm. As soon as the first bird came into view (not strutting), I saw the beard and blasted him at around 10 yards. Down he went. He started flopping around and my son jumps up and yells "Dad! He's still moving! Shoot em again!"... I laughed... told him to be patient and shorly there after the bird stopped moving. For my first Tom, it was around 24lbs, 12" thick beard, and 1 1/4" spurs...

Was truely a day neither of us will ever forget.

- Mo

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Nice job crazy & your friend !! You did leave some birds LOL that must be some prime land you have there.
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another bird :shock: ..I see your on them real good this year :wink:
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Congrats
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shaftthrower wrote:Nice job crazy & your friend !! You did leave some birds LOL that must be some prime land you have there.
its just the crazyfarmer calling style.. a little of crazy with a little of sweet LOL :lol:
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