Big ol Redhead

• Mar 13, 2013

• #1

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Caught this joker strolling through the woods, he better hope he's not doing this in 9 days or he's gonna get slapped with #5's across the face!!!!

 

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• Mar 13, 2013

• #2

albrown100

Senior Member

I hear Ya Man !!!I am pretty pumped up myself. Been seeing alot of turkeys in the fields the last week or so in our area . I live in Brooklet area but mostly hunt in Screven county. You hunting in Bulloch ?

 

• Mar 13, 2013

• #3

six

Senior Member

He won't be far.

 

• Mar 13, 2013

• #4

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Yessir I hunt in bulloch. Close to the Ogeechee.

 

• Mar 13, 2013

• #5

hambone76

Senior Member

Out looking for
Give him a dose of

 

• Mar 13, 2013

• #6

albrown100

Senior Member

Yea I have some land on the Ogeechee I hunt near Cooperville . Going to check those birds out this weekend . That swamp is full of water right now . Thats where the Gobbler in my avatar was killed

 

• Mar 13, 2013

• #7

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Heard dat!!!!

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #8

ghost8026

Senior Member

Man that a good one I'm ready to get after them

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #9

RUNnGUN

Senior Member

Where I live you can't tell people where you hunt or show off pictures because if you do you'll find someone else set up on your bird opening morning!!

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #10

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Yeah I hear ya! I wish somebody'd try that on mine!! The reason I can is because my dad farms 1000 acres of fields and has another 600-800 in planted pines!! So nobody really goes through there.

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #11

RUNnGUN

Senior Member

One of my plots is 1,000 acres with 450 being cultivated and 550 being swamp bottom and a few planted pines, but the old owners like to think it's still there's and hunt it. have caught them several times in there and called the law but doesn't seem to phase them.

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #12

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Heard dat.

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #13

chadf

Senior Member

There's some valuable info happening in this picture, hopefully some will learn from it !

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #14

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

What's that mean?

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #15

RUNnGUN

Senior Member

Maybe he's a lone gobbler looking for a hen and could be more easily called in than a henned up gobbler?

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #16

BeardsandSpurs

Senior Member

Could be.

 

• Mar 14, 2013

• #17

lilnole8

Senior Member

His hens have left him to nest

 

• Mar 18, 2013

• #18

M

Mark K

Banned

Let's see...10:42am and he's all by himself. And the hunters are all done hunting complaining how they didn't hear anything or see anything!!
Unlike most other type of hunting, turkey hunting is an all day affair!

 

• Mar 18, 2013

• #19

hambone76

Senior Member

Mark K said:

Let's see...10:42am and he's all by himself. And the hunters are all done hunting complaining how they didn't hear anything or see anything!!
Unlike most other type of hunting, turkey hunting is an all day affair!

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Yessir. Killed several after 10:00 when the hens abandoned them.
That could also be a lonely, satellite bird.

 

• Mar 18, 2013

• #20

blood on the ground

Cross threading is better than two lock washers.

BeardsandSpurs said:

Caught this joker strolling through the woods, he better hope he's not doing this in 9 days or he's gonna get slapped with #5's across the face!!!!

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man i would like to give him a ride to the house!