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Killed this one may 5th on public land here in PA. The morning started out very quiet didn't hear any on the roost so I started burnin boot leather at 7:55 I heard him gobble about 500yds away. There was a logging road heading in his direction so I hustled over his way and set up on a bend in the logging road. He gobbled 3 more times while I was on my way to him I yelped and cut on a mouth call and then an aluminum pot call he never answered me came in silent I let him have it at 35yds when he stepped into the road at 8:20 10 7/8'' beard longest spur was 1 1/8'' the other an 1'' only weighed 16#
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Nice bird
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Congratulations! Public ground birds are usually tough customers.
Congrats!! Look's heavier than 16 lbs in the picture.
Attaboy. Congrats.
Nice bird!
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Nice bird, congrats!
Nice!
Congrats!
Congrats on a beautiful bird! As mentioned in an earlier post, it looks bigger than 16 lbs in the picture.
Nice one. Congrats
Quote from: maytom on May 13, 2016, 07:32:16 AM
Congrats!! Look's heavier than 16 lbs in the picture.
I couldn't find my turkey scale so I did the old step on a bathroom scales deal lol. Not sure how accurate that is seemed bigger to me to
Congrats, nice job
Congrats
very nice, good job
Good one
Great looking bird!! Congrats!! :icon_thumright:
Congrats!
congrats!
So there is (was), a gobbler in PA, that still knows how to talk.
Congrats on a fine looking bird, taken during a very tough season.