Any of you guys planning on hunting turkeys this spring with a bow...
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Yep, shot my first one last year with bow. I loved it, I use a blind, I was told for turkey to make sure it has a black interior. Seem to work shot the turkey at 18 yds. Pulled bow back while he was right in front of me.
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I'll definately be turkey hunting but to as which tool of the trade I'll be taking, the Mossberg 835 or my bow is yet to be determined.....
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Definately. I actually spent last season calling in birds for other people, because I actually get more joy out of this than calling them in for myself. I was able to call in 4 birds for others last year, including my fathers first turkey. I have never killed one with a bow, so I think this will bring in a new excitement to the sport of hunting turkeys that will make me want to hunt again instead of just calling for others.
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I will definitely be chasing the birds w/ bow in hand again this year....
Last spring I took 2 with a bow one nice 2 year old and 1 jake. I was fortuntate enough to take another nice gobbler with my bow this fall as well.
A blind is definitely key and some decoys to keep their attention doesn't hurt.
Last spring I took 2 with a bow one nice 2 year old and 1 jake. I was fortuntate enough to take another nice gobbler with my bow this fall as well.
A blind is definitely key and some decoys to keep their attention doesn't hurt.