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#21

Turkey Call Classifieds / Re: Cameron Callaway Trumpet

Last post by chbarnha - Today at 02:05:23 PM

I'll take this, send me your PayPal info. Thank you sir


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#22

Turkey Call Classifieds / Re: Josh Shoemaker Cane Call

Last post by chbarnha - Today at 02:00:19 PM

I'll take it. Send me your PayPal info.


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#23

General Forum / Re: best tss alternative stoeg...

Last post by Tail Feathers - Today at 01:43:09 PM

Hopefully federal will reintroduce the hw15 with a better wad option


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They could bring back the old Federal HW 7 and I would be happy ... Glad I still have a small stock of these in 20 ga.

They would sell great considering the current TSS prices They were a very good round.

#24

Turkey Call Classifieds / Matt McLain trumpet

Last post by NYturkey - Today at 01:28:57 PM

Sold

#25

Call Making / Re: Working with river cane

Last post by Woodleyrd - Today at 01:04:47 PM

I cut mine green and let it sit for 6 months. I cut it into 2' pcs for easy storage.  Usually cut in Feb, ready to use over next winter.

#26

General Forum / Re: Mr Fox

Last post by tracker#1 - Today at 12:58:30 PM

God's speed, Mr.Fox, prayers to the Haas family...will not be forgotten

#27

General Forum / Re: What do you plan on adding...

Last post by Old Timer - Today at 12:19:22 PM

Pop up blind. Always looking for the ultimate  vest.

#28

General Forum / Re: The Wet Foot Issue

Last post by paboxcall - Today at 12:18:48 PM

Gaiters go a long way to keeping your feet dry. Well worth the cost and extra couple minutes to put them on.

Waist high grasses, etc., that rain pant territory plus gaiters.

#29

General Forum / Re: The Wet Foot Issue

Last post by Old Timer - Today at 12:17:45 PM

Lacrosse knee boots for creeks and swampy areas. I carry a poncho also. Trying the hiking boots and gaiters but not completely  comfortable  with gaiters.

#30

General Forum / Re: Just To Pass Some Time

Last post by BullTom - Today at 11:30:26 AM

Hardest gobblers to kill consistently, are the ones that receive the most hunting pressure, regardless of what state you may be in.

Very true! I do enjoy yelpin up a late season gobbler after everyone else has deemed him unkillable. I hunt a few spots that I reserve for late season after the masses have called it quits. No better challenge in this sport!

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