How many different types of turkey ammo do you have on hand?

[01Foreman400]

53 boxes of Federal Heavyweights 20 ga. 3" 1.5 oz. #7's

4 boxes of Federal Heavyweight 20 ga. 2 3/4" 1 1/8 oz. #7's

153 rounds of 12 ga. Nitro 3.5" 2 7/16 oz. #7's

8 boxes of 12 ga. 3" Hevi-Shot Mag-Blends

99 rounds of Hevi-Shot 20 ga. 1 1/4 oz. 7.5's

Enough TSS #9 shot and components to load a little over 100 rounds for my 20 gauges.

In the process of selling some to fund more TSS.  Already sold 19 boxes of Federal HW 20 ga. 3" and 16 boxes of the 12 ga 3" Magblends.

[MossRem]

Right before the "heavier than lead" revolution, I got my hands on some boxes of 3.5 inch Winchester Supremes. I remember patterning a few of those! (Ouch) I didn't like the patterns at all. I got better patterns out of 2 and 3/4 and 3 inch shells and finally settled on 3 inch Supremes. And I found that 3.5 inch shells with 2 and a quarter ounces of shot were just too much, I wasn't going to put myself through all that punishment just to shoot at a turkey. Needless to say, I still have a few 3.5 inch shells left. If I can't kill a gobbler with a 2 and 3/4 or 3 inch shell, I won't bother with it. Turkey hunting should be a fun challenge, not misery.

[natman]

I have a few rounds of Remington 6s that I started out with and used to kill my first turkey. Shortly thereafter I tried some Winchester 2oz #4s. They worked so well that I bought 8 boxes when they were on sale. I still have 4 or 5 boxes of it, no plans to switch until California goes no-lead in 2019. 

http://www.winchester.com/Products/shotshell-ammunition/Advanced/Double-X/Pages/X123MXCT4.aspx

I also have a couple of boxes of Kent 20 ga loads because I fancied taking a turkey with my 20 ga Ithaca 37. We'll see.