I came home a day early from Kansas after hearing tornado warnings on the radio. I killed one big gobbler and called in 2 more for my buddy Mike. These were the first Rio Grande birds for both of us and we are now 3/4 of the way to our grand slams. Mine ended up being the biggest and thankfully since I missed one the day before. The snakewood trumpet was deadly the entire week, making several Toms do a 180 and leave their hens on many occasions. Now I'm back home in Wisconsin and will be hunting more later this week.
Brian, congrats to both of y'all.......I told you those mero trumpets are deadly!!!
WTG Brian. Congrats on your success.
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Fine work Brian, Congrats.
Brian what species do you have left?
Congrats Brian! Really a nice bird
I just have an Osceola left and I've already got a hunt booked in Fla. next March.
Good job Brian! That's a nice one!
Quote from: merocustomcalls on April 16, 2012, 07:09:24 PM
I just have an Osceola left and I've already got a hunt booked in Fla. next March.
If you drive down let me know. I live 15 minutes off of I95. Id love to have lunch or something with you guys on the way down or on the way home.
Brian congrats on a great trip and fine birds.
Congratulations Brian! I killed another gobbler here in Alabama with one of your slates. cluck, cluck, yelp, yelp scratch, scratch and then boom was pretty much the story. Took all of about 2 minutes. Old boy came running.
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Awesome! Congrats on another Alabama bird!. I killed a Wisconsin bird this morning with a trumpet call and that hunt was all of about 2 minutes as well.