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Turkey chair

Started by Red vyper, April 07, 2019, 07:19:08 PM

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Red vyper

What's everyone's favorite turkey chair?

DrDirtNap

Gobbler lounger


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Southerngobbler

the original turkey lounger or gobbler lounger is the only way to go. Everyone makes one now and they all call it something different. Once you get one all your other turkey chairs will become obsolete.

mightyjoeyoung

$19.98 mossy oak turkey chair from Walmart.  Inexpensive and last.
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Red vyper

Quote from: Southerngobbler on April 08, 2019, 07:40:20 AM
the original turkey lounger or gobbler lounger is the only way to go. Everyone makes one now and they all call it something different. Once you get one all your other turkey chairs

I have looked all over for one they seem to be discontinued

Southerngobbler

Almost anyone who sells hunting stuff has one. They just call them something different. Browning calls theirs the browning strutter chair. There's an Alps outdoorz NWTF hunting chair and a Primos wing man turkey chair. there all around $40-$50.If you want the $20 Walmart one you have to get it at the beginning  of the season, they sell out quick.

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Alex T.

I have the Alps one, it's light to carry and comfortable

Tracker12

Anyone have a link to the Lounger chair.  Can't seem to locate it.

Sir-diealot

Not entirely sure you would call it a turkey chair, but this is what I use in the blind when turkey/deer hunting and while fishing.
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