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Wahoo you SWOLLED up that head :icon_thumright:
Congrats.. Nice pictures, as well..
Nice. I'd say that is definitely jelly head. Congrats
:icon_thumright: Congrats!
Congrats on JAWS!!
Congrats! Nice bird!
Well done Dave, thats a fine bird. Those trumpets look sharp.
Very nice going,congrats!!
Congrats on a nice bird. Did you shoot him or choke him with a golf ball.lol.
Congrats on a really good gobbler. Pictures are great too!
Congrats!!
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Congrats, great looking bird, even with a goiter.
That is AWESOME Dave!! Let's hear the story.
Sweet! Congrats! :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
Quote from: hookedspur on April 16, 2012, 10:26:09 PM
Wahoo you SWOLLED up that head :icon_thumright:
I love it when they do that!
Nice bird, congrats :icon_thumright:
Nice, Congrats!
Congrats David ! Nice Bird ! :icon_thumright:
Nice one, congrats
Nice. Congrats
Quote from: sugarray on April 17, 2012, 08:14:01 AM
That is AWESOME Dave!! Let's hear the story.
Short story. Heard him about a quarter mile from my truck at first light. While making my way to him, a dog jumped up a deer right under the turkey. I was really upset because all dogs are supposed to be penned up right now. It took about ten minutes fof the dog to chase the deer over the bluff and out of hearing range. I figured the gig was up, but a crow sounded off and the turkey hammered a gobble out making me feel much better. He was roosted in a single file wood line along a small stream connecting two blocks of timber seperated by a clear cut. He gobbled regularly allowing me to get in close, 75 yards or less. I set in the woods about 25 yards from the clearing I gave a few cluck on my Constantine trumpet and he cut me off! I made a few clucks and purrs on aluminun pot and he cut me off. I waited a few minutes and give a fly down cackle on Houndstooth 3 reed v cut while beating my cap on my leg to simulate wings. He double gobbled. I got quiet. He gobbled about 3 minutes later and he was on the ground at about 60 yards. For what seamed like two hours, he drummed his butt off just out of sight. I called a couple times with soft yelps from Constantine and Gitzit yelpers. After an agonizingly long time, probably only 10 or 15 minutes, he strutted through an opening at 45 yards. He spun and starded walking back the other way. I think he was going to come in close but i did not let him. Piled him up at 45 yards with #7's. I love this game!
congrats on a good one
Congrats on one heck of a bird :funnyturkey:
Looks like the bone got hung in his throat@!
Great story and hunt...what did he weigh? I took one last season that looked like that and he went over 26 lbs.
Congrats.
22 lb 6 oz. i would guess 1-2 lbs heavier a month ago.
Quote from: drenalinld on April 17, 2012, 02:38:49 PM
Quote from: sugarray on April 17, 2012, 08:14:01 AM
That is AWESOME Dave!! Let's hear the story.
Short story. Heard him about a quarter mile from my truck at first light. While making my way to him, a dog jumped up a deer right under the turkey. I was really upset because all dogs are supposed to be penned up right now. It took about ten minutes fof the dog to chase the deer over the bluff and out of hearing range. I figured the gig was up, but a crow sounded off and the turkey hammered a gobble out making me feel much better. He was roosted in a single file wood line along a small stream connecting two blocks of timber seperated by a clear cut. He gobbled regularly allowing me to get in close, 75 yards or less. I set in the woods about 25 yards from the clearing I gave a few cluck on my Constantine trumpet and he cut me off! I made a few clucks and purrs on aluminun pot and he cut me off. I waited a few minutes and give a fly down cackle on Houndstooth 3 reed v cut while beating my cap on my leg to simulate wings. He double gobbled. I got quiet. He gobbled about 3 minutes later and he was on the ground at about 60 yards. For what seamed like two hours, he drummed his butt off just out of sight. I called a couple times with soft yelps from Constantine and Gitzit yelpers. After an agonizingly long time, probably only 10 or 15 minutes, he strutted through an opening at 45 yards. He spun and starded walking back the other way. I think he was going to come in close but i did not let him. Piled him up at 45 yards with #7's. I love this game!
EXCUSE ME SIR
Did you say 45 YARDS ! BAD BAD BOY ! :funnyturkey:
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Congrats....
That's a dandy gobbler..... :icon_thumright:
Quote from: vaturkey on April 19, 2012, 08:45:53 PM
Did you say 45 YARDS ! BAD BAD BOY ! :funnyturkey:
Stupid iphone, I was trying to type 35 yards.
What is that??????? :o
A tumor?????!!!!!!!! ;)
Nice bird!!! Congrats!!! :icon_thumright:
Congrats! Never seen a turkey head swollen up like that.