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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #15 on: December 05, 2009, 01:44:26 PM »
Thanks for leaving a few..
any Toms left?
Wild Turkey, Walleyes, Whitetails and Wapiti..These are a few of my favorite things!!


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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #16 on: December 06, 2009, 08:38:11 AM »
well yelp, There is 297 left on the dairy, and a few tom and jakes. I'll do a write up later with pics. Good luck

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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #17 on: December 06, 2009, 06:49:12 PM »
We tried but we got out there late..we both missed turkeys.  My wife shot at one and it was to far.  I shot at a nice tom and he ducked when I pulled the trigger.  Oh well.  Saw lots of birds and hiked my butt off.  My son was excited and bored all in the same hour.  Maybe we will get up there again..We had a blast..no pun intended.  :)  The cold air smelled good.
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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #18 on: December 06, 2009, 07:44:58 PM »
I went over Friday and got to my landowners about 1 pm, dropped off some thank you gifts, and then went hunting.  About 3 dozen birds came in feeding about 50 yards up the hill from my setup about 3 pm and were heading slowly my way and I could see another group of over 3 dozen coming behind them a hundred yards back.  A neighbor up the hill from my landowners came out about 3:15, started banging on a bucket of feed and started throwing out handfulls. Got to watch every turkey in the neighborhood change direction and head on up there until nearly dark ... ended up about 80+ turkeys that I got to watch fly up from the neighbors versus from my landowners like usual.   :o

Well, figured I'ld just set up the blind along with the tripod stool and 5000 BTU heater for the cold of the next morning (and so glad I did ... brrrr).  Got into the blind about 6:30 am the next morning,  watched them fly down about 07:20, and then start slowly feeding my way.  At 8 am, they had fed to within 20 yards and I dropped my bird.  Made it home by 3:30 pm anyway and have 4 wild ones in the freezer even after cooking 1 for T-day.  :drool:

There was still at least 8 huge toms and a lot of jakes for the spring.  Can hardly wait ...  :chuckle:  
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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #19 on: December 06, 2009, 08:45:31 PM »
Sounds like a great trip Turkeydancer. Hope the winter is easier on them then the last couple. Perhaps the neighbors feeding program will help  :bash:. Glad all went well and you are home safe. It is also nice to know the gun is still shooting straight, maybe it is the cold weather :chuckle:.

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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #20 on: December 06, 2009, 09:47:36 PM »
yelp,

did you go over to my uncles?


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Re: Late fall season is a month away
« Reply #21 on: December 07, 2009, 07:12:30 AM »
 :hello:
Thanks BirdGuy - I must have pulled the trigger at the right shake (bbbbrrrrrr), had both eyes closed, or similar.     :chuckle:

How did you do Yelp?    :dunno:

 


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