The “Un”-Magnum Approach to Turkey Hunting

[bow4elk]

Jennifer Pearsall totally shatters the myth that you need the heaviest ammo on the biggest toms. Based on her years of experience, Jennifer enlightens us on why a 20-gauge shotgun provides more than enough stopping power for turkey hunting. Not convinced yet? Check out Jennifer’s story on why bigger isn’t always better this turkey season.

Go to http://www.shotgunlife.com and scroll down a bit.

[jackelope]

I think I'm in love.

[Caseyd]

I think I'm in love.

You must of read the wrong article....that Georgia gal from the "Beauty and the Beast" article is a looker 

[bearpaw]

I see what you mean jackelope...

[jackelope]

it would be cooler if the gun she was carrying in the picture was the gun they wrote the article about. Thats not a trusty CZ 20 gauge.
 

[bow4elk]

Did all ya'all get past the pics? 

[littlemac]

Did all ya'all get past the pics? 

Who us?


http://www.georgiapellegrini.com/index.html

And she cooks...............

[Tom Tamer]

Man....."If the blind's a rockin'.....don't bother knockin'"

[tlbradford]

I don't care what the article says, I would use buckshot if it was legal and shoot them in the body.

[turkeydancer]

I'm with ya on that Tamer ....

[carpsniperg2]

  if the blind is rockin 

[Bofire]

 :)gobble gobble!!
Carl

[bow4elk]

Don't blinds need a floor to be "rockin'"?  Just sayin...

[Tom Tamer]

Don't blinds need a floor to be "rockin'"?  Just sayin...

Not if you really get into your work....

[turkeydancer]

My pop-up has a floor ... makes it nice if you're taking out kids because you cam make a bed for them and it keeps the ticks out ... and in the ladies case, heps with the rockin' ......