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After sitting for three hours in the blind with no action this guy showed up at 1030 this morning and got the Savage 220 20ga slug gun medicine. He was alone but definitely smelled like he was rutty. This is South Whidbey Island.

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  Big old and heavy is right!! Wtg!!

So, looks like the CPA Show is back on the road.  Got an invoice from CPA for a small residual balance. 

The CPA project should be back here in a couple weeks.  I sent a sporting/varmint butt stock blank along to have a fore end matched up to it and ordered a Benchrest stock and fore end. 

The stocks will need final shaping, sanding and finishing.  Shaping and sanding are no big deal, the stock finish takes 6-8 weeks, so we are on track to have it going by March and chuck shooting season. 

I often see this question asked pretty much first week of April each year by those who are new to the sport. Well, RIGHT NOW is the time to "road hunt" for those places you can possibly get in come springtime~

The fall brings great advantage to turkey hunters when they bunch up for winter and come low to farm areas for food and safety. I would say that you want to pin these large groups as you drive around the state and come spring use these pins to branch out "up and behind"  in accessible mountain areas adjacent to where you see them now. Yes, some will stay close to the farm areas but most will walk miles to high grounds for the spring breeding.

Oh and one more thing, don't wait till the last minute to get your TSS ammo, especially with tariffs and China going on!