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How Many Here Have Never Taken A Private Land Spring Gobbler?

Started by quavers59, February 23, 2019, 09:19:54 AM

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rcleofly


quavers59

Right Bowguy-- My best Public area as, I wrote in my other post will have me hearing 40- 50 Gobblers and Jakes in a 1/2 mile radius or so. Taken about 5 Gobblers in just this one area. I have an overlooked area in NJ not too far away from you where, I called up a Dandy Fat Fall Gobbler in this past NJ Fall Season.

Marc

Most of my birds have been taken on private land...  Most of the properties I hunt are larger than 400 acres.  One of them I need a quad to hunt properly.
Did I do that?

Fly fishermen are born honest, but they get over it.

LaLongbeard

Quote from: quavers59 on February 24, 2019, 01:55:01 PM
My best Public area as, I wrote in my other post will have me hearing 40- 50 Gobblers and Jakes in a 1/2 mile radius or so.

Just curious quavers59 what kind of truck you drive?  :: :camohat:
If you make everything easy how do you know when your good at anything?

makestomstremble

I'm sure over 90% of mine have been killed on private. Where I hunt (Oklahoma) the public land is way different than hunting on private. I would compare it to playing snooker on a billiards table then playing pool on a regular size table. Like I read in a previous post, it is not the birds that make it difficult, but the public.

appalachianassassin

In my zip code the public land is better hunting. The folks that do let people hunt let everyone hunt. Put 6 hunters on 100 acres and it gets tough quick. All in all I just kill them wherever they live.