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TEAM 2 HSO TURKEY HUNTERS ,


Muskycrazy

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Though maybe we could use our own thread . Hows it goin ? This is my first year Turkey Hunting , any pointers on how I can help us win ?

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This is my first year Turkey Hunting , any pointers on how I can help us win ?


This labs from team 8... I gotta a couple of tips and inside pointers...

I heard that kazoos are the latest rage for the fly down call and a feather duster on a slinky are all you need for a decoy! grin.gif There, that oughta level the playing field... 1st timers always get their bird in the 1st 10 minutes of their season... or didn't you read that far in the rule book yet? Us veterens need to equalize the competition that's been fielded! hehehe I batted a hundred the 1st 4 years and have gone o-fer the last two... thought it was easy... now I'm just lookin' to get the tail out from between my legs! (shhhh don't tell Joel Nelson that though... I think I got him running scared!)

Seriously, what zone and season? Maybe some of us can help out with a little more specifics...

Good Luck!

Ken

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First year turkey hunting??? Who picked these teams??? tongue.gif

I think we should email each other, rather than strategize in front of the enemies. shocked.gif

Kiddin.

First off, where are you going to hunt? What season are you hunting? Do you have land all locked up?

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Hey guys them white turkeys count and they flock up by the hundreds and blaze camo is the key to sucessfull hunt.

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I'm hunting Wi. Zone 38 , around Webster I'm told - 4/25-4/29 . My hunting partner has a friend who lives in the zone we are going to hunt . He'll give us a few areas to try and I just read an article last night on hunting pressured Turkeys , so I got that going for me . grin.gif

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Wheres the rest of team 2?

Musky and I have big shoulders, but man, to carry the weight for 5 is gonna be tough. Although, it wont be that tough to crush the competition... shocked.gifgrin.gif

Labs,

I'll add a little special sumpin sumpin to that food plot seed for ya. Stay outta our thread boy!

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There will be no surrender !!! I think we got em scared already Biglake . smirk.gif

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I have a name for you

"Keeping up with TTT" aka Keeping up with turkey trash talkers

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Hi Guys:I'll help you carry some of the load! I'll be hunting SD in 3 weeks and then in Wisconsin in zone 2 and then in Mn. down around Sacred Heart on the Minnesota river bottoms.

I'm sure I will tag a bird or 2 in SD. Those Merriams are a lot easier to take than an Eastern.I'm on good land both in Wis. and in Mn. so my chances should be fairly good of tagging a bird, though you never know with these darn birds!

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Thats what I like to hear PB!

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Hey BLB - bag corn is not considered a food plot for turkeys smile.gif

Can you move your couch to your deck; I need to relax when out hunting - also, bring out some coffee about 8am please.

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Although, it wont be that tough to crush the competition


No, it shouldn't be too tough with your method of hunting BLB. There are so many DUMB turkeys running around you don't even need camo or any calls, but I do know your secret.. blush.gif LOL

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That secret will stay between us too, now wont it Nerveball?? grin.gif

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No fair, team two is stacked!!!

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I'm sure I will tag a bird or 2 in SD. Those Merriams are a lot easier to take than an Eastern.I'm on good land both in Wis. and in Mn. so my chances should be fairly good of tagging a bird, though you never know with these darn birds!


Finally some words of reason. Even the best turkey hunters get stumped from time to time. I love seeing the trash talking however; it will provide ample verbage to quote after some folks strike out!

PB - No driving your birds down to LackBigBass to help him out!

Joel

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Nervey,

Lets not forget the poop I gots on your first bird... Remember there is something you are not supposed to do before registering??? shocked.gif LOL

You secret stays safe, if my secret stays safe.

Joel, Joel, Joel..... Dont make me post that pic of the bird you shot last year. blush.gif

I have connections.

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Muskycrazy,

Some of these others are trying to lead you into the wrong direction. I hope that following is a useful tip.

Be Very Quiet out there until you see one. If you see one yell "THERES ONE OVER HERE"! before it gets close enough to shoot. tongue.gif

"hooks"

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LackofBigBass:

I don't know what you're talking about, last year's bird? My two jakes were bigger than your tom smile.gif

Joel

Joel

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I didnt realize turkeys like to be scratched under the chin like dogs did. Then to strangle it and put your tag on it, thats just not right.

Nice necklace too.

joel1.jpg

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That's awesome!

New fodder for Petrowske and his ever-constant quest to prove that all turkeys are white, and come straight from the farm or a supermarket!

Joel

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I will and loud as I can too . Thanks for the tip . I might as well start warming the oven . laugh.gif

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Where is the rest of this team??

I am hunting 240E along with my Dad, nephew and my 10 year old son. Gotta love the fact they opened it up for the youngins to hunt!

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Looks like I better shoot a really really big turkey this year to compete with the other teams. My teammates have alienated me. confused.gifshocked.gif

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I'd alienate you too from what I've seen in this thread alone.. Man, I can't wait to see the payback from Joel. grin.gif

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How much did your first turkey weigh again??? grin.gif

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Mark, You shoulnt pick on Joel, he couldnt help his tom had just hatched. blush.gifgrin.gif

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No no no....

I was talkin at that Chuck dude.

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