Baiting turkeys?
#11
RE: Baiting turkeys?
Finding a bird is easy, calling them in is easy...who needs bait ???
In all honesty, If we could hunt in the afternoons I think my odds would go up, well beyond 50%.
#12
RE: Baiting turkeys?
Not legal any where I hunt, but I fail to see the point. You are always hunting some sort of Bait, Food, calls, decoys, hot does, and on and on
I've hunted Bears over Bait and it is anything but a Gimme killing a boomer size bear.
Not so tough if you wanna arrow Boo-Boo
Dan
I've hunted Bears over Bait and it is anything but a Gimme killing a boomer size bear.
Not so tough if you wanna arrow Boo-Boo
Dan
#14
RE: Baiting turkeys?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
You'll have a hard time selling that statement on this board.
You are always hunting some sort of Bait,
I'm always hunting close to something my Game wants!
Dan
#15
RE: Baiting turkeys?
Why "more" than 50%? I mean....it's 50% more hunting. Do you think there's something easier about hunting them going to the roost i.l.o. from?
Plus as I've said on a couple threads already. I know where the birds are in the evening, I see them often enough. Mornings I'm at work, I know where they go and assume how they get there..but haven't seen it.
So, Yes, I think that afternoon birds are much easier and I'm guessing several States feel that way also, hence the regulations. [:-]
#16
RE: Baiting turkeys?
And honestly..to the point of this question throw in "bait" as something the hunter adds for the sheer purpose of bringing the turkeys to a certain location.
It'd be like shooting fish in a barrel. MHO.
It'd be like shooting fish in a barrel. MHO.