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Ghost of turkeys past....

Started by reflexl, March 04, 2022, 08:39:46 AM

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ThunderChickenGetter








Here's a couple from the last few years!


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crow

Quote from: guesswho on March 04, 2022, 05:08:49 PM
Quote from: crow on March 04, 2022, 05:00:06 PM
Great pictures

that last one must of been before crocs were invented
That's when I didn't have any extra money to splurge on luxuries such as crocs.


;D

Never had it that bad,
but did go thru a time when the best I could do was glue 4-5 paper plates to the bottom of each foot, it wasn't too bad and about the time you were done hunting the glue let loose

crow

Very nice pics Thunder chicken

TauntoHawk

Im down to play

1. A perfect day mountain hunt last season
2. Opening day gobbler with flurries in the air on a hunt with my wife
3. A 3 set up 3 bird day at the family property for my nephew, father and I
4. Results of sticking with it, a bird that took 4 hunts to catch making a mistake
5. NY limbhanger
6. South Carolina afternoon hammer
7. Late season 5 hour battle victory
8. Timber Co late morning lonely bird
9. Maryland public opening day double
10. The bird that wouldn't gobble
11. 14 Mile day

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Rapscallion Vermilion

 We sure have some photographic talent in this herd of GOATS

Happy

We are some talented, good looking fellows! Reflex, why do a lot of your turkeys look like they have been run through a washing machine? And guesswho couldn't afford crocks because he spent all his money on hair care products. The Duke Brothers were probably jealous of that mane.

Good-Looking and Platinum member of the Elitist Club

Happy


Good-Looking and Platinum member of the Elitist Club

TauntoHawk

For this round I'll post birds I didn't pull the trigger on

1. The first bird I ever called in for my dad
2. Youth hunters first gobbler with a view of Catskills
3. Incredible weekend for a wounded warrior hunt 21 hunters 18 birds in 2 days
4. One of those birds wanted to die mornings, shot a bird at fly down for myself, picked up a youth hunter and called a trio of gobblers on on a string before 9, found my father and his friend at a diner and convinced them to make a late morning run, worked up a double for them before noon
5. This one needs full write up but a hard earned bird for a 73yr old veteran and a 6min flash hunt to end the day for myself
6. First gobbler for the younger brother of youth hunter in picture #2, I've been able to take 4 of the family's 6 children to see their first turkey flop
7. My wife with a tom while she was 5 months with our first child
8. Wife with a gobbler on our 11th wedding anniversary

Missing a ton of pics from past Vet and youth hunts that must be on old phones

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avidnwoutdoorsman

Left photos where shot 4/16,17,18 my '19 Washington Slam
Top Middle was my first Florida DIY public land non-quota bird in '19
Middle photo was an Archery bird I took on in HI... not on the big island... already said too much
Bottom middle is a BC gobbler, contemplated grabbing it as it walked within 3 steps of me straight on
Top right was a limb hanger from southern, OR
Middle right a double bearded, first and only multi-beard bird I've shot
Bottom right just another day double




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eggshell

#24
here you go my 50+ years of turkey hunting in pictures
Top left to right:
1.)My guesswho bird

2.)One of my first turkeys. All the earlier pic are on slides. Yeah I was once that skinny and that's how I dressed hunting

3.) Our first double morning with my best turkey hunting buddy (1980)

4.) An early 80s bird

5.) One of my best overall birds ever. Two huge beards over 11", 1 7/16 spurs and almost 22 pounds. With a good story.

6) My only personal double, two rios in Oklahoma 2010. Both nice birds 22 and 23.5 pounds, good spurs and beards.

7.) Our Osceola double in 2012

I decided not to post the whole album of, well just a few more pics


reflexl

Quote from: Happy on March 05, 2022, 08:28:31 AM
We are some talented, good looking fellows! Reflex, why do a lot of your turkeys look like they have been run through a washing machine? And guesswho couldn't afford crocks because he spent all his money on hair care products. The Duke Brothers were probably jealous of that mane.

I have killed several in the rain. If the birds are game so am I. I actually do dry them before weighing them. I let them ride down the road on my carryall. Dries them right out. Fluffs them too!

reflexl


reflexl

As I started posting pics I remembered that OG doesn't auto resize images. Have to remember that when posting contest entries to keep the threads running smoothly.

TauntoHawk

Random less traditional pic dump
1.  Hanging tags
2. Story time
3. Hang loose
4. Road trip bling
5. Promise land
6. Cycle of life (pictures taken the same day)
7. Sunrise scout
8. Display for set of double spurs from PA public land
9/10. Displays and feathers my wife created for my office

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randy6471

 A few of the more recent ones..











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