What new toys do you want for next season?

[Master Gobbie]

A Jetboil MiniMo stove and a bucket of freeze dried meals!

[Turkeybutt]

Now that I given it some thought I might look into a light weight comfortable chair so my time in the woods is more pleasurable.

[lunghit]

Now that I given it some thought I might look into a light weight comfortable chair so my time in the woods is more pleasurable.

I couldn't imagine using a vest cushion again. My Browning chair makes sits so much more enjoyable and I can sit longer and without moving so much. Plus my body doesn't creak and crack when getting up from a nice chair. If you get a lounger style chair make yourself some nice backpack straps for it. It makes a huge difference.

[lunghit]

New jacket, and possibly pants, in ASAT camo.

Love my ASAT camo

[Kylongspur88]

Just replacing old worn out stuff at this point. Probably a new pair of much boots

[mountainhunter1]

Getting me a Glenda Green satchel,


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Trust me, you will not regret it if you do! 

[tak]

I already got my Glenda Green seat cushion (to be be used for squirrel hunting, too). Tom Osmer tube call is in the works.

[Tail Feathers]

My season is over.  Still thinking turkey and just ordered a Mossberg SA 20 and a Carlson's choke for it. 
Now I'll be red dot shopping before next spring.
Anyone got a real light sling they like a lot and recommend?  I have some CLAW slings, looking for something lighter for a real lightweight rig.

[RED NECK]

5 weeks vacation and a few new shotguns, but vacation is what I want from Santa for next spring.I am interested to see if Remington brings out some new turkey guns in the next year.

[hoythunter]

Tail Feathers I use the Limbsaver Kodiak Air sling on my SA-20. I don't know if it's any lighter than the claw but it feels less bulky to me. Your going to love your new new gun it's a real shooter and a pleasure to carry.

[Cut N Run]

What I need the most is new land to hunt.  My primary hunting areas are a couple of small horse farms about a mile apart. I usually take one bird off each property. Over the past 2 years I've been shut out.  I hunted 50+ hours between the two this Spring and only saw one hen the entire season.  I did not hear a gobble on either property.  Come to find out that one of the farms between the two I hunt put in a couple of big food plots, which draw birds from a wide area.  I heard four lone shots from that area during the course of the season, while I never got to take the safety off.  What used to be a consistently good place to hunt is simply no longer occupied by turkeys.

Jim

[Cowboy]

What I need the most is new land to hunt.  My primary hunting areas are a couple of small horse farms about a mile apart. I usually take one bird off each property. Over the past 2 years I've been shut out.  I hunted 50+ hours between the two this Spring and only saw one hen the entire season.  I did not hear a gobble on either property.  Come to find out that one of the farms between the two I hunt put in a couple of big food plots, which draw birds from a wide area.  I heard four lone shots from that area during the course of the season, while I never got to take the safety off.  What used to be a consistently good place to hunt is simply no longer occupied by turkeys.

Jim

Same thing happened with me at one of my spots this season.  Small piece of public around 150 acres. Surrounded by private property.  One gate. Hard climb right from the gate. Anyways I've taken a gobbler 3 years in a row since I found it until this season. A retired guy across the main highway has been working hard on his farm for wildlife last year.  He's got the time, money, and acres to do it. Dont fault him at all, nice guy, but definitely changed things for me. All the gobblers were across the road.  It happens. 

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[Cowboy]

I also need some new binoculars. 

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[Tail Feathers]

Tail Feathers I use the Limbsaver Kodiak Air sling on my SA-20. I don't know if it's any lighter than the claw but it feels less bulky to me. Your going to love your new new gun it's a real shooter and a pleasure to carry.

Thanks, I'll look into that one.  I'm excited to get this gun in hand.  It will be quite a bit lighter than what I've been using.

[GobbleNut]

What I really need is a big, sturdy box to put all the turkey hunting crap I have accumulated over the years that I never use into!  ...Actually, it will probably take a few "big, sturdy boxes"...