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Other Hunting => Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: GrampasGuns on April 01, 2017, 04:29:11 PM
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Really eager to see the youngins with their birds! Wish I knew a kid to take out, I love helping others get the bug!!
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I didn't know there was a springdale Idaho
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I was in Springdale Idaho this morning!
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Go read the Regs.
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Springdale ,wa
Uh oh, did you just break the law?
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Springdale ,wa
Uh oh, did you just break the law?
Lol
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Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
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Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
Do what any responsible adult would do look at the warden with a sorry look and use the kid for a shield. :chuckle: :chuckle:
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Before you all get to worked up ,i got my road kill permit for that.
I think you're blowing smoke because I'm pretty sure they don't think that give roadkill permits for winter kill. My guess is you just realized that you made a mistake and you're not wanting to fess up to it. Come on, just tell us all that screwed up and you're sorry for making a mistake. :chuckle:
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I'm just busting your chops. I think the law is stupid, especially when it is clearly an animal that died some time ago. It would be different if there is still fresh flesh on the skull, but I think a skull like the one you found should be free for the taking when it clearly died several months ago. :twocents:
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Taking my nephew out tomorrow morning, he passed hunters ed this morning. Got the go pro charging turkey vest ready, scouted the property and know where the turkeys are. Hopefully he can connect on his first tomorrow morning.
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Before you all get to worked up ,i got my road kill permit for that.
I think you're blowing smoke because I'm pretty sure they don't think that give roadkill permits for winter kill. My guess is you just realized that you made a mistake and you're not wanting to fess up to it. Come on, just tell us all that screwed up and you're sorry for making a mistake. :chuckle:
You settle down or I will go alwine on you man :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
On a the other hand I can throw it back out where I found it if that makes u happy it is something that can be fixed.
A perfect April fool's opportunity missed.
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All packed and ready to go for tomorrow. Today was sports and Gonzaga basketball. Hopefully, somethung to share tomorrow evening
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All packed and ready to go for tomorrow. Today was sports and Gonzaga basketball. Hopefully, somethung to share tomorrow evening
Good luck! My dad said he woke up to gobbles galore, sounds like they are fired up!
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Not today,we where driveing dirt road 7:00 am , and we come around the corner big Tom all strutted (big blue head)up right in the middle of road .private on both sides road .But about 20 feet up road is public turkeys where go off the road heading right towards public ground.so we drive up road a little ways find a place to park and circle around to cut these turkeys off on public ground .Calling ,walking don't hear or see anything.no gobbles nothing walk around for about an hour and half get back to the truck drive by where we seen Turkey Tom all struted up in the guys yard where we first seen em.Them turkeys must of crossed back over acrossed the road after we went up road and parked.
So we went to another public land area walked a bit,drove around a bit seen no turkeys.we where leaving not a quarter mile from state land on private land three Jake's cross road right in front of us,son begging me to shoot one,so explained about private property.I shut the truck off and watch and called at them from like five feet from them no gobbles back.
Long story short we went to about 6-7 different spots and called and did not hear a turkey one .So it kinda turned into a spot em and shoot em kinda deal so where gonna go back out in mourning see if there's anything moving or gobbling.
You should knock on some doors w the kids :dunno:
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Well my niece found hers. Lotta birds but still in big flocks. Weather sure cooperated
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Nice Tom :IBCOOL:
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Not today,we where driveing dirt road 7:00 am , and we come around the corner big Tom all strutted (big blue head)up right in the middle of road .private on both sides road .But about 20 feet up road is public turkeys where go off the road heading right towards public ground.so we drive up road a little ways find a place to park and circle around to cut these turkeys off on public ground .Calling ,walking don't hear or see anything.no gobbles nothing walk around for about an hour and half get back to the truck drive by where we seen Turkey Tom all struted up in the guys yard where we first seen em.Them turkeys must of crossed back over acrossed the road after we went up road and parked.
So we went to another public land area walked a bit,drove around a bit seen no turkeys.we where leaving not a quarter mile from state land on private land three Jake's cross road right in front of us,son begging me to shoot one,so explained about private property.I shut the truck off and watch and called at them from like five feet from them no gobbles back.
Long story short we went to about 6-7 different spots and called and did not hear a turkey one .So it kinda turned into a spot em and shoot em kinda deal so where gonna go back out in mourning see if there's anything moving or gobbling.
just out of curiosity, why were you still in the truck at 7am. I also drive and gun turkey Hunt, but that is usually in mid day. I'll drive around and pull over and make some calls. But you have got to be in the woods at least untill 8 am minimum. Those turkeys are moving and loud. Very easy to miss one of you're in the car.
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Heck, half the time I sleep in until 8 and shoot my turkey at noon.
Different strokes, folks.
Happy hunting.
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No luck for us this morning. We had a couple roosted, but they went the other way after flydown. Only heard a couple of random gobbles after flydown. A little bit of hen talk. We decided to bag the afternoon hunt since she was wore out. Of course we saw a couple along the highway on the way home. Glad to see someone connected.
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We hunted hard for two days but couldn't find any birds that would work for us this year. Heard a few gobbles and had great camping weather. This morning we called in a bobcat and a coyote to about 5 yards. That made for a little excitement.
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Not today,we where driveing dirt road 7:00 am , and we come around the corner big Tom all strutted (big blue head)up right in the middle of road .private on both sides road .But about 20 feet up road is public turkeys where go off the road heading right towards public ground.so we drive up road a little ways find a place to park and circle around to cut these turkeys off on public ground .Calling ,walking don't hear or see anything.no gobbles nothing walk around for about an hour and half get back to the truck drive by where we seen Turkey Tom all struted up in the guys yard where we first seen em.Them turkeys must of crossed back over acrossed the road after we went up road and parked.
So we went to another public land area walked a bit,drove around a bit seen no turkeys.we where leaving not a quarter mile from state land on private land three Jake's cross road right in front of us,son begging me to shoot one,so explained about private property.I shut the truck off and watch and called at them from like five feet from them no gobbles back.
Long story short we went to about 6-7 different spots and called and did not hear a turkey one .So it kinda turned into a spot em and shoot em kinda deal so where gonna go back out in mourning see if there's anything moving or gobbling.
just out of curiosity, why were you still in the truck at 7am. I also drive and gun turkey Hunt, but that is usually in mid day. I'll drive around and pull over and make some calls. But you have got to be in the woods at least untill 8 am minimum. Those turkeys are moving and loud. Very easy to miss one of you're in the car.
Just for info I will be at my truck or in my truck anytime I like.
Thanks for the advise , but I will hunt anyway I like.Have a great day and goodluck.
relax there buddy, no reason to get all worked up. What you're doing is just fine, no judgement here
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Good lookin' bird.
I bet the boy was happy.
Way to get out there with him.
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Not gonna say much , or write a story about it .Here's my son's turkey pic from this morning.
nice work
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That's a great picture! Congrats. Youth season was the best.
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Congrats to you and your boy, NICE JOB!!
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Did my first mentor hunt for youth and had a ball. Found two birds that worked like a champ. Hunter's first turkey was a double on two nice toms.
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After an early start and some long-distance gobbles, we moved around the bit and found this.
Then this.
In between, a persitent gobble materialized into a nice tom, we called to about 40yds but no shot.
Pretty amazing 45 minutes.
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:tup: Nice shooting boys.... and dang that is a dandy elk shed
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Well kids ended up 3 for 3 around the house. Good to see those smiles
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Left one out-don't want to disapoint him not seeing his pic
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Did my first mentor hunt for youth and had a ball. Found two birds that worked like a champ. Hunter's first turkey was a double on two nice toms.
Nice going moose! :tup:
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Great job everyone!
Love the elk sheds!!
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Nice job everyone!!!!
Leave some for the old folks :chuckle:
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Congrats to all of the young hunters. Love to see those big ol' smiles. :tup: