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2026 Roaring 20's. / Re: Roster changeLast post by Tom007 - Today at 05:57:18 AMQuote from: FullChoke on Today at 12:19:04 AMBrothers, Best of luck to you... #82
Killer B's 2026 / Re: South Florida - Here we go...Last post by Tom007 - Today at 05:56:24 AMGo get em
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General Forum / Re: Travel meals?Last post by arkrem870 - Today at 05:36:19 AMSteak, bratwurst, fried or seared duck, pre-cooked pasta for spaghetti, macaroni salad, bag lettuce and pre cooked grilled chicken breasts to name a few. I keep my Coleman two burner stove and a stocked cooler in the truck. I try and prep a day or two before I head out
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General Forum / Re: Travel meals?Last post by Bottomland OG - Today at 05:17:12 AMI generally eat a lot of turkey. Always have a small griddle for fajitas and eggs. Also a one burner cooker and a cast iron pot for frying turkey nuggets and morels. That might be a little more than what you would want to haul around but it works great for myself.
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General Forum / Re: Mississippi Nonresident Dr...Last post by Prospector - Today at 05:12:00 AMMissippi Res here. Draw hunts for public land anywhere is unfair. It's public land for everybody. I've long been a proponent of of equalizing NR tags across the country and reducing time and bag limits . For example: every state NRT is $250. You get 7 days and one tag. If you don't shoot, you can come back another 7...but it's $250. The most draw I would consider is a limit on tags opening week. They become available, you buy- if they all sold you don't go then...
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General Forum / Travel meals?Last post by Kygobblergetter - Today at 04:32:11 AMI'm just looking for some new meal ideas when I'm on the road hunting. Try to camp/live out of my car as much as possible. Typically I just live on sandwiches but I'm looking to diversify this year. I'll have a small blackstone griddle along this year. What do you guys that travel a lot like to eat that isn't fast food?
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Turkey Calls / Re: Call VarietyLast post by Gooserbat - Today at 02:30:33 AMWell currently I own about 1000 mouth calls so I'm going to have 3-4 of those. (The other 996 are for sale). A pot or two and a couple of strikers, some sort of yelper/wingbone/trumpet, and if I'm feeling like it a box.
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Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: Lonzo Tree YelperLast post by KeeKee - Today at 01:49:21 AMQuote from: Zobo on March 10, 2026, 10:06:29 PMTheir Davis yelpers are awesome too, and a very good value. I always recommend them to people who like Davis style yelpers.I have a snowgoose/blackwood Davis of their's. Fantastic call #89
General Forum / Re: Mossy oak obsessionLast post by accttiger - Today at 01:00:56 AMLooks like everything MO is selling is the new NWTF Obsession. The original Obsession and the NWTF version are pretty close but I believe the new NWTF Obsession has larger leaves and branches and has been digitally enhanced along with having the NWTF logo embedded in the pattern. You can definitely tell there is a difference if you have the two patterns side by side. I believe a portion of sales from the new pattern went back to NWTF when it launched, but I'm not sure if that is still in place or not.
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16, 28 , and .410 Turkey Gun Forum / Re: Rossi Tuffy Turkey Choke T...Last post by SA410Turkey - Today at 12:41:43 AMI was searching for a 410 single shot and ended up getting the Rossi Tuffy Turkey and really love the gun. It's super light and it patterns best with an Indian Creek .385 and Apex Turkey Ninja 9.5 tss. I was searching for 200 in the 10" but ended up getting less, but I think it will be a great hunting pattern because there's a good number of pellets in the 20" circle. At closer ranges you have leeway and at forty yards I had 30 bb's in the brain and spine so I'm excited for our season to start here in Pa.
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