Recent posts

#1

General Forum / Re: Turkey meat question

Last post by Tom007 - Today at 03:45:56 PM

I heard those 12 volt coolers work pretty good....

#2

General Forum / Re: Jakes on accident...

Last post by Tom007 - Today at 03:44:12 PM

Been there, done that. I think it probably happens to all of us, especially in mountainous terrain.

#3

Turkey Calls / Re: Amboyna Burl trumpet

Last post by boatpaddle - Today at 03:36:54 PM

Beautiful call,  Tim...

Sent from my SM-A516U using Tapatalk

#4

Box Calls / Re: Glued Box

Last post by boatpaddle - Today at 03:31:34 PM

A couple from Ernie Fetters,  a few from Rohm bros. & 2 from Scott Basehore...

Both my all walnut boxes from Ernie & Scott will the the 1 piece calls a run for there money...

As they age, they keep getting better, like fine wine.

Sent from my SM-A516U using Tapatalk

#5

General Forum / Re: Word Association Game

Last post by Lcmacd 58 - Today at 03:30:17 PM

Mallard

#6

Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: Trumpet Calling Competitio...

Last post by crow - Today at 03:27:11 PM

I think Mark Prudhomme won the S.C. State calling contest with a trumpet several years back.

#7

Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: Trumpet Calling Competitio...

Last post by Old Swamper - Today at 03:14:18 PM

One Gentleman, in particular, would blow your mind on what a yelper is capable of. You will never see or hear him on any video or soundfile though.

#8

Box Calls / Re: Glued Box

Last post by Bottomland OG - Today at 03:13:34 PM

I have several of all kinds, different makers. Most are custom made. For hunting I keep a woodhaven all walnut in my vest. Probably the best sounding box I have is a glued short box built by Mr. CR Welch.

#9

Push Pin Turkey Calls / Re: Near the end of this seaso...

Last post by Tyoung - Today at 03:05:16 PM

Always excited to see what you have in your goodie bag......


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

#10

General Forum / Turkey meat question

Last post by Brian Fahs - Today at 03:03:54 PM

I have a question for the long road trip turkey hunters. I usually hunt 4 states each spring. I have access to freezers in those states through buddies I've met over the years so meat spoilage is a non issue.

This year I will retire from my job and intend
to spend  a lot more time next spring hunting new places far from home.

My question is how to keep turkey meat from spoiling. I spent 20 nights in my toyota tundra this spring and camp comfortably. Meat spoilage is my dilemma. Any thoughts?