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  • gjshaw

    All day and nobody comment on it so I guess nobody is willing to share hunting secrets.

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  • mrmike08075
    gjshaw: 31543399675931/comments/31543371648027

    All day and nobody comment on it so I guess nobody is willing to share hunting secrets.

    Somebody or several somebodies will be along with help and info for you at some point...

    Sadly there is a lot of unpleasantness in the world now and many folk are worn thin or caught up in bigger issue problems...

    I get - I feel some disquiet and some sadness when one of my gun related posts gets no reads or responses especially here on GBGD...

    It has nothing to do with you or your posted content - it is just that the clatter and background noise and angst and pressures and issues distract and wear out many folk...


    What are your options or personally owned proffered shotgun(s) for turkey hunting - what will you take afield to harvest birds???

    What is your preferred ammo or planned upon load data for turkey hunting shells???

    Mike

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  • Nanuq907
    Sadly, I can't offer turkey advice.  The only turkeys here drive Pruises.  But I can give black bear advice in the Skwentna / Yentna drainages for late March time frames.  My buddy got a permit for 150 black bears in that region (we got lotsa bears here) and he stopped at 20.  So if you want to aim your sights a smidgen higher...............

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  • gjshaw

    Mike- I plan on using my super black eagle 2 with a turkey load of 4,5,7’s. In 12 guage.


    bob- I cant do it this year because I was furloughed for three months from Walt Disney World so I wasn’t building any vacation time but maybe next year. I would love to hunt bear in Alaska.

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  • Sam06
    I don't know about TX but I was stationed at Ft Polk and the Turkey hunting out at Peason Ridge was awesome.  It is in Central LA.  I have never used a guide so I don't know anything about them.  I am sure there are plenty on the net.
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  • chris8X57
    If you are willing to drive a little farther north, there are wild turkeys galore in central Montana.    Try the Bull Mountains about 30 miles north of Billings, and the farm country east in the Musselshell river area - excellent turkey, mule deer and white tail deer habitat.  
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