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Post by scott41069 on Sept 18, 2004 9:26:26 GMT -5
My first longbeard this past spring.Got him in TN. He came in from over 150 yrds on a string.Gun is a Rem,special purpose,12ga.  This is my first Ohio deer. I shot it at about 12 steps from my stand.Hit it a tad high but was lucky to get the spine and instantly put him down.  |
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soggy
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Post by soggy on Sept 18, 2004 13:47:04 GMT -5
Nice pics Scott ! We have some white tails up here in N.S.; but no turkeys ( well yes a few of my friends ) There is some talk about introducing turkeys up here. what do you think, is it a good idea? Some people are against introducing non native species to new areas. I my self don't know if it would be good or not. I think it would be great to hunt something new though.  |
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Post by ABinMD on Sept 19, 2004 0:48:01 GMT -5
Scott41069,
Real nice pictures of deer and turkey!
Al
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Post by ABinMD on Sept 19, 2004 0:52:55 GMT -5
Soggy,
I think it is a good idea, the wild turkey is a hearty bird that can survive in many different envirnments. They have been transplanted all over US. with great results.
Good Hunting,
Al
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Post by Rifleman on Sept 19, 2004 6:49:45 GMT -5
I think they should open a Glock season on turkeys here in Indiana, we have millions !! ;D
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Post by scott41069 on Sept 20, 2004 20:59:36 GMT -5
I think they should open a Glock season on turkeys here in Indiana, we have millions !! ;D Glock season....  Count me in... ;D |
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Post by scott41069 on Sept 20, 2004 21:02:00 GMT -5
soggy, not sure if they should bring Turkeys in or not.Depends on the land and pressure and if the people want them or not.They survive and adapt well in all climates of North America but im not sure as to where else. One thing is for sure.Until you have called in a turkey,watching the strut,spitting,drumming and fighting of a big Tom you havent turkey hunted. What a rush...  |
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Count me in... ;D