Posted by VaTom on August 23, 2009 at 14:52:51 from (216.12.124.38):
In Reply to: Turkey Hunting???? posted by SJ on August 22, 2009 at 18:49:16:
Stan, might not apply to your invitation but we shoot turkeys here. The time-honored method has already been well described. We don't do that.
I've never shot one closer than 100yds. With a rifle you have to go for a head/neck shot or there's little left. The guys who take a lot of deer here often miss with their .270's. I don't, with a .243.
Lot of turkeys harvested, no funny noises, no crack of dawn sitting absolutely still, no camo. I'm pretty sure the ones I've shot never knew I was looking at them. Sometimes I'll watch for several minutes before I have a good shot. I don't know about "sport" but my freezer gets filled for a dollar/bird.
After they discovered my morel patch this year I'll be out there next spring, early. Probably be real nice served together. I never bothered with spring season before. My appreciation to whoever it was here who posted that they loved morels, news to me. I sure didn't get many.
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