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Workin on a few different lead loads. My top barrel will have tungsten #7, no need in wasting those on a close bird, a good 30 yard pattern would be ideal. Will pattern through an IM choke.

I'm ready to stomp some heads

Time to slap some leather...

Heads are gonna roll, so fuckin ready for turkey.

AKPirate wrote:Time to slap some leather...

:lol::lol::lol:

Jarbo, are those the lucky Oregon hulls?

Im waiting on my lottery results from the state before I get too fired up.

3legged_lab wrote:Jarbo, are those the lucky Oregon hulls?

I believe so. I hope they're lucky.

3geese4me wrote:Im waiting on my lottery results from the state before I get too fired up.

What town you in?

jarbo03 wrote:

3geese4me wrote:Im waiting on my lottery results from the state before I get too fired up.

What town you in?

Beautiful Minot North Dakota.

3geese4me wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

3geese4me wrote:Im waiting on my lottery results from the state before I get too fired up.

What town you in?

Beautiful Minot North Dakota.

11 hours to my land with a bunch of rios

O hate you all. This is the second Turkey season in a row I've missed

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DC727 wrote:O hate you all. This is the second Turkey season in a row I've missed

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i feel your pain. It ain't turkey for me but spring snows that I hate missing

DC727 wrote:O hate you all. This is the second Turkey season in a row I've missed

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You'll be ok little one. There's a fall season too.

jarbo03 wrote:

3geese4me wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:

3geese4me wrote:Im waiting on my lottery results from the state before I get too fired up.

What town you in?

Beautiful Minot North Dakota.

11 hours to my land with a bunch of rios

Tempting, very tempting

3geese4me wrote:

DC727 wrote:O hate you all. This is the second Turkey season in a row I've missed

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You'll be ok little one. There's a fall season too.

Not here.

assateague wrote:

3geese4me wrote:

DC727 wrote:O hate you all. This is the second Turkey season in a row I've missed

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You'll be ok little one. There's a fall season too.

Not here.

Not in Carolina either

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I've never turkey hunted. Don't even know anybody around here that hunts them well enough to ask if i could tag along, but I'd love to get into it if I could just figure out how.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:I've never turkey hunted. Don't even know anybody around here that hunts them well enough to ask if i could tag along, but I'd love to get into it if I could just figure out how.

Grab a call, face mask, and shotgun. Shoot them in the head.

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And patience, a lot of patience.

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DC727 wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:I've never turkey hunted. Don't even know anybody around here that hunts them well enough to ask if i could tag along, but I'd love to get into it if I could just figure out how.

Grab a call, face mask, and shotgun. Shoot them in the head.

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Thought it was waaaaaaay more complex than that.

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

DC727 wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:I've never turkey hunted. Don't even know anybody around here that hunts them well enough to ask if i could tag along, but I'd love to get into it if I could just figure out how.

Grab a call, face mask, and shotgun. Shoot them in the head.

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Thought it was waaaaaaay more complex than that.

That's the basics. Scout, early season and late season you can sort of pattern them in fields. When they are looking for poon they're crazy. Get up and out to your land before daylight, and use a owl hoot tube. They'll shock gobble to that. Set up about 150 yards away, and don't call till they hit the ground.

They're a lot like ducks, some are extremely call shy. You have to know when a enough is enough, and wait till they come. Some you have to constantly call or they'll lose interest.

Also, mid afternoon if you can get a bird to gobble in my experience, he is dead. The hens go to nest, so they're out trying to get lucky.

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There is also toms who don't gobble. I usually sit at a spot at least 1.5 hours. Some will come in silent, you have to listen for the spitting and drumming they do. You want hear unless he's within 50 yards or so.

Some people are more patient than I. They use decoys and shit. I don't, I run and gun. I try to cut the birds off. This is good to do after the morning. It's all learning as you go. A lot like duck hunting.

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This probably don't help any, I'm bored waiting to go have my 3 beer. Just rambling on and shit.

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