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Youth turkey hunting '10
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My son shot his first turkey this morning at 6:10 am. I was about 30 yards behind him doing the calling. This tom walked up and stood in between my decoys (one jake and one hen) for about a minute. I thought my son was gonna pass him up
The tom turned and walked away about 20 feet and Mason popped him at 12 yards. It was like watching a turkey hunting video.... small puff of feathers, two or three wing flaps.... and then me saying " RIGHT F***ING ON SON"
When I asked him if he felt the recoil, he said "NO I was shaking to hard to feel anything"
Pics were taken with my cell phone, I'm gonna try like hell to get better ones taken this morning
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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nice job
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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April 03, 2010, 09:12:34 AM »
The beard is 9.5 inches.... measured from where first comes out of the skin to the tip of the longest hair. Not bad for his first bird. Coolest part is that he just passed his hunters safety about 3 weeks ago.
Spurs are 3/4" measured from where they start to pop out of the skin on his legs.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Congrats Great bird..big one to boot..good on ya.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Congratulations.....great seeing those young ones getting birds. Doesn't get any better.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Great Job!!
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Awesome
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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nice job
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Congrats to you and your son.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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April 03, 2010, 12:07:12 PM »
Sweet! that a great looking bird.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Great job passing on that tradition. Nice bird he will remember that the rest of his life.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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April 03, 2010, 12:27:56 PM »
AWESOME.....And he's got the first bird on this forum.....Congrats to the young man on a fine bird.....It's not a bird I'd ever pass up!
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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congrats!
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Sweet, good for him, nothing like the sound of a gobbler on opening morning.
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Re: Youth turkey hunting '10
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Congrats nice job, and great looking bird. Gonna have him mounted since it is his first?
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