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#1
Turkey Calls / Re: First trumpet
Last post by mdmitchell - Today at 10:56:47 PM
I reached out to Ken Mullins and hell be making me an all acrylic trumpet!
#2
General Forum / Re: Are deer beneficial?
Last post by ferocious calls - Today at 10:13:22 PM
My toms fear no deer. In fact they will chase them out of the yard pretty quickly.

I have walked up on flocks of late fall/winter birds standing among herds of deer many times.

If a deer snorts at you, but can't see you, blow back at them. Not snort, blow. Now you're a deer. This has saved hunts for me.
#3
Vintage Turkey Guns / Re: Old guns and old ammo
Last post by novashooter - Today at 10:12:21 PM
Quote from: Ihuntoldschool on April 25, 2024, 09:23:55 PMYeah. BB isn't legal in the Spring so that'd be your reason not to shoot that. (Nothing bigger than #2 fine shot) .  You could load 2 for the body or 3 (preferred) if you can find it. I think you nailed it on size 6 for the head shots inside 40. 

You can always jug choke to add a little constriction too.

That is entirely up to your local regulations. I know a lot of states don't allow over a certain shot size, but a lot do not. Here in South Dakota, there is not much of a shot restriction. It just says "no buckshot", presumably 4 buck and larger. BB is perfectly legal here. It's really odd too, because slugs are legal for turkeys, as are handguns. Just no rifles, centerfire or rimfire. I'd have to double check, but I think air rifles are allowed if they hit a certain energy or velocity. Presumably a guy could take a rifled slug gun and Remington Accutips and shoot a turkey here. Kinda odd buckshot isn't legal, not that I would ever use it or recommend it. I can't imagine shooting a turkey with a 1 oz Remington Slugger either. I would like to get one with the revolver though.
#4
General Forum / Re: PA opener
Last post by Yoder409 - Today at 10:05:37 PM
Good luck !!!

Good luck seeing 15 yards in the woods..........  ::)

May 4th is ridiculous !!!

Be safe, everyone.
#5
20 Gauge Turkey Guns / Re: Rem 870 21” Barrel
Last post by yelpy - Today at 09:57:45 PM
Quote from: Trkmaster88 on Today at 07:42:37 PM
Quote from: yelpy on April 30, 2024, 08:15:08 PM
Quote from: Trkmaster88 on April 17, 2024, 07:57:23 PMHere is my compact Fieldmaster. Shooting Apex 9's with Tightwad choke. Gorgeous hunting pattern at 40 but not crazy tight closer. I'm sure it could go much tighter as well if needed.

Can you tell me what stock that is?

Mesa Tactical Urbino

Thank you!
#6
General Forum / Re: Are deer beneficial?
Last post by Dougas - Today at 09:55:05 PM
I have taken my share of turkeys with multiple deer in view near by.
#7
General Forum / Tagged out in Oregon
Last post by Dougas - Today at 09:47:40 PM
Opening day public land 4-15-2024 filled my tag calling in three gobblers and shooting the biggest one after fly down. Nothing remarkable about the hunt or the bird, except he had 2 beards.

Following Saturday same public land, filled my tag after spending the day with a gobbler and his hens that remained in the middle of a herd of about 40 elk. Cat and mouse after they finally parted ways. Only remarkable thing about the bird is that he is the smoke gray phase I have been seeing on my scouting trips.

The next day,Sunday I filled my final tag shortly after fly down on private property. Nothing remarkable about the hunt or the bird.

#8
General Forum / Re: Tapatalk
Last post by sbbow - Today at 09:42:46 PM
Quote from: Sungrazer on Today at 09:05:59 PMI deleted my old saved link, saved the new one ( which says "Tapatalk" not old gobbler.
So far so good. Now if I can just get that Boss to break away from his Hens tomorrow...
Good luck!
#9
General Forum / Re: 22 years ago I climbed int...
Last post by RutnNStrutn - Today at 09:42:46 PM
That's very cool!!! 😎 :icon_thumright:
#10
Pot Calls Forum / Re: One for an old friend
Last post by fishr64 - Today at 09:41:05 PM
Another sweet call Scott!