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Started by MK M GOBL, January 15, 2017, 02:45:25 PM

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Kylongspur88

Idk. I've accumulated stuff over the years. In the past few years all I buy is a license and some mouth calls.

Happy

I spend more on licences, tags, hunting club dues,gas and ammo than anything else.

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Tail Feathers

Quote from: Happy on January 15, 2017, 05:33:21 PM
I spend more on licences, tags, hunting club dues,gas and ammo than anything else.

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Same here for the past few seasons, I was just surprised at how much I've invested since I began turkey hunting and the amount of $ in gear I'm carrying most every time I go in the turkey woods.  It can vary with gear carried, but I'd never stopped to figure that up.
I wouldn't change it for anything either. ;D
Love to hunt the King of Spring!

Gooserbat

I'm going to say it's a lot but less than my bowhunting equipment.  Both are less than bass fishing or waterfowl hunting.  As long as I've been doing this I don't make major purchases that often.  I'm spend it mostly on trips, and a little tss.

Gun/choke...$500
Tss...$100
Binoculars...$250
Camo...$200
Calls...$250
Vest...$125
Nothing like seeing a kids eyes light up upon hearing that first gobble.

TauntoHawk

Probably less than the average American spends on eating out, drinks, and movies and such. Not that I don't do any of that but we all find a pit to throw money into

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BowBendr

I've never attempted to add it up, probably never will. I never buy much turkey gear, just a few mouth calls and some shells. My biggest cost are tags and gasoline. Don't worry much about food, like a rutting buck, I'll eat when it's over.......

Marc

I have been a bird and waterfowl hunter since I was old enough to hold a gun...  So if I consider equipment specific to turkey hunting...

Vest
Shells
Decoys.
Calls.

Out of the above list, I have probably spent more on calls...  I have probably spent more on gas going hunting and scouting that all of the above combined.
Did I do that?

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

VA_Birdhunter

I've been doing it for 26 yrs.....I absolutely love turkey hunting!  It's an addiction!!  I've spent many $ on it and never think about how much.  As long as it doesn't affect what God has asked of me and doesn't harm my family....it's a great investment and I don't keep track of it. 
Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens

turkeyfoot

Its a number I don't care to add up I like living in dark when it comes to turkey hunting costs

appalachianassassin

todays hunters spend most of their money on useless junk. what I carry turkey hunting, with the exception of my gun, will fit in the pocket of a flannel shirt. license and food saver bags are my biggest expense.

Tail Feathers

Quote from: appalachianassassin on January 15, 2017, 11:03:07 PM
todays hunters spend most of their money on useless junk. what I carry turkey hunting, with the exception of my gun, will fit in the pocket of a flannel shirt. license and food saver bags are my biggest expense.
Now that's a minimalist.  I have to carry water and a thermacell or my hunts would end very soon.  And I'm not sitting on the bare ground with no cushion or seat.  I like to actually enjoy my hunting time. :toothy12:
Love to hunt the King of Spring!

appalachianassassin

yes... im an extreme minimalist. I use to carry all the garb, now I don't even carry a veil and gloves. I carry a trumpet around my neck and a couple mouth calls in my pocket. water is not necessary, there are springs everywhere I hunt. If a bird is a mile away gobbling, I want to travel light enough to be set up on him in 10 mins or less. ive been clocked at 4 min 28 sec running a mile. carrying all that junk really slows you down. and uh... no one enjoyes their hunts any more than I do.

Dr Juice

Quote from: BABS9 on January 15, 2017, 03:02:45 PM
Hahah I'd rather not even think about it. Pretty large number. But so worth it
X2. My call addiction is getting worse though :-)

Happy

That sir is moving! At my best I was 5:06 on the mile. I like to carry some stuff on my hunts and I wouldn't trust the streams around where I hunt for water. Still, I like to travel light by today's standards and that let's me get back in and away from other hunters. Put a good sized mountain between yourself and the road and odds are that you won't be bothered.

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