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• Dr. db Posts: 1,541 Senior Member

  May 2015 #2

  Yup!

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• KSU Firefighter Posts: 3,249 Senior Member

  May 2015 #3

  Well done!

  The fire service needs a "culture of extinguishment not safety" Ray McCormack FDNY

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• CHIRO1989 Posts: 14,838 Senior Member

  May 2015 #4

  Nicely done, kudos on snapping a couple of pictures before you shot him and did not spook them.

  I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11

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• Varmintmist Posts: 8,305 Senior Member

  May 2015 #5

  I give that one to the ground blind. Those three came in fat, dumb, and happy. Saw the decoy and made right for her.

  It's boring, and your lack of creativity knows no bounds.

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• NN Posts: 25,235 Senior Member

  May 2015 #6

  HOORAW

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• Diver43 Posts: 12,746 Senior Member

  May 2015 #7

  Nicely done. Congrats

  Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-5

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• Varmintmist Posts: 8,305 Senior Member

  May 2015 #8

  Called a buddy of mine who is way to into turkey hunting who said the same thing. If it comes in, it goes home.

  It's boring, and your lack of creativity knows no bounds.

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• shootbrownelk Posts: 2,035 Senior Member

  May 2015 #9

  In the few times that I went turkey hunting I found out that the Jakes are better eating than a tough old Tom.

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• Six-Gun Posts: 8,155 Senior Member

  May 2015 #10

  cpj wrote: »

  While I may get picky sometimes about deer I shoot, any legal turkey that comes in gets blasted, no questions asked!

  
  Damned skippy! I learned my lesson the hard way on this one too many times: if it has a beard, shoot it! You can almost always secure another tag if you have time and burning desire to wait on a bigger one.
  
  Great job, Varmintmist!
  

  Varmintmist wrote: »

  I give that one to the ground blind. Those three came in fat, dumb, and happy. Saw the decoy and made right for her.

  
  The ground blind is one of the most shockingly effective tools for turkeys. I had a hen within 10 yards of the blind when I was sitting with Jerry's buddy Elvan in Tennessee. We were snapping pics and moving all around in there and that bird had no idea.

  Accuracy: because white space between bullet holes drives me insane.

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