Another Would You?

[Jay]

I don't think so, but really haven't had that opportunity to address it. If I get the chance to drop 2 in Kansas, and being on a team, I'd lean yes. This opens up the opportunity to get to Nebraska, and hunt with my grandson. Being on a team really makes you a lot more aggressive.

[TANK]

BOOM! As long as they wasn't jakes..........

[neal]

YES!!! I have a lot of people to call for and short on time to hunt for myself rock their world!!

[Hognutz]

I would not only shoot all three, hopefully with one shot, I would write a book about it when I was done...   Mike

[Gamblinman]

Did just that several years ago in Texas. Killed 3 at one time. With my Eastern from an earlier hunt, had my 4 bird limit.




Gman

Would you do it again?

Yes,,if 3 toms of that quality came in again together, Iwould

[Rio Fan]

In Washington, you can kill two birds in a day.  Two years ago on opening day, my dad and I killed 4 longbeards, but they were basically 4 seperate hunts.  We killed our first 2 sitting at the same tree, but a half hour apart.  The other 2 we killed were at different locations.  Even though that ended our Washington season, that was the most incredible day I've ever had and I'd do that again without a doubt, especially since it was on public ground. Plus, we hunt Idaho as well, so we knew our season wasn't completely over.  And I love to call for friends and family members as well.

Last spring in Idaho on opening weekend, I had a group of 3 longbeards come in to me gobbling like crazy.  If I would've been allowed to kill all 3, I would've done it.  I killed the strutter and could've killed the other two if it were legal.  You can only kill one bird a day there, and two total during the spring season.  I would've been happy to spend the rest of my time over there calling for my dad and my two buddies.

[CASH]

Yes.  And  then go find three more to shoot.

This is a test

[Reloader]

If I was on an out of state hunt, Yep, sure would.  I'd most likely be hunting with someone else, so I'd still get to enjoy the rest of the hunt.

I was faced with this situation on a 3 day hunt in TX once.  You can kill all 4 tags in one day there and I called in 4 toms on the 1st morn.  I shot one, pulled around and smoked another, then the other two went to each bird back and forth for 15min. I had one shell left and lined them both up multiple times, but didn't fire. Never had another opportunity that trip. In hindsite, I would have piled them all up and tagged along with another hunter the next two days. I get more excited watching someone else drop a tom than myself anyway.

[Limbstrutter]

Not on my property.  It's kinda like this , You know how you feel when you limit out , you get that i'm done feeling. I love to hunt so I think I'd wait and try to take one . Make my season last a little longer.

[FttFttVroom!]

I could legally shoot two out of three in one shot depending on what county on Oklahoma I happen to be hunting in.  Our statewide bag limit is three toms, but there are no counties that allow more than two toms to be harvested.  I gotta drive a little ways to get my third one.

[TrackeySauresRex]

NOooooooo!........Too much work. That at least 60lbs of turkey to lug outta the woods.     

[earlybird]

Yes i would.When on an out of state hunting trip i'm there for one reason,to hunt not sightsee.I save those trips to take the wife.

[flintlock]

I'd rather have the sep hunts. 

[VaTuRkStOmPeR]

I'd kill two of 'em.

[PANYHunter]

Yeah I'd shoot em but only if I had a video camera so people would believe that I got them all with one shot.