Ghost of turkeys past....

[guesswho]

Somebody mention wet turkeys?  Ive been known to kill a few in bad weather.  I hate to mess up my hair though, but I make the sacrifice occasionally.

[crow]

That first one makes Reflex's I-70 gobbler look like the blue ribbon prize winner at the county fair

[reflexl]

Eggshell-I am glad to see that I aint the only one that used to be skinny and drive a scout!

[GobbleNut]

I didn't know buzzards counted,...but now that I do, my significance to the team has increased exponentially!   

[Happy]

I figured Ronnie just waterboarded that gobbler to get him to tell him where the others were hiding.

[crow]

I didn't know buzzards counted,...but now that I do, my significance to the team has increased exponentially!   

Well it's a turkey buzzard

so if dead turkeys can vote, a T-buzzard should score

[guesswho]

That was one of my Himalayan gobblers.   Found Himalayan on I85.

[crow]

That was one of my Himalayan gobblers.   Found Himalayan on I85.

I have some Himalayan wing bones

[West Augusta]

Took that one with my Grandfathers 1875 Remington and Son's 10 gauge double barrel. 
I'm the third generation to take game with it.  Dad and my Uncle Don were tickled to death.  They goose and pheasant hunted
with that gun when they were boys.  Not sure how they carried it.  It weighs a ton.  It's going in the safe for my
oldest nephew now.  It's his gun to take game with.

[reflexl]

West Augusta-love that pic.

[West Augusta]

West Augusta-love that pic.

Thanks.  My Grandfather got that gun during the first depression.  Been in the family ever since.

[randy6471]

West Augusta-great pic, love that shotgun and I think it's great that you/your family are carrying on that tradition.

[crow]

Great looking picture, congrats on a nice gobbler with the old gun,
cool history with it

[guesswho]

Now that's cool.   I love pictures with some history involved.