My Season....So Far......

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

It's been an interesting season. Started out with killing a double on opening day with a good friend. Hunted hard after that but henned up birds made it tough. Finally found a loudmouth bird that wanted to play but the first morning he was on the other side of the river. The second morning I hunted him he was alone and on my side and died quick. Took a trip to Kentucky and hunted some of the best turkey land I have ever set foot on. Me and my buddy doubled on consecutive mornings and left early with birds still gobbling. Experience I will never forget listening to over 10 birds tearing it up. I still have one more Georgia bird to kill and will hit it hard till the end.

jbogg · Apr 25, 2016

Great pics! Congrats on a fine season.

NUTT · Apr 25, 2016

Blessed season for sure! Congrats!

hoppie · Apr 25, 2016

Great times. Congrats. Man Kentucky was one of the best turkey experiences I have ever had.

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

hoppie said:
Great times. Congrats. Man Kentucky was one of the best turkey experiences I have ever had.

I did a turkey only membership on some land that hasn't been hunted in years. We had never seen the property till the morning we hunted it. Killed 2 by 9:30 the first day and 7:00am the second day. We were cleaning birds and they were still hammering all around us. I had to leave.

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

Just for the record. These were all determined to be naive turkeys. No native turkeys were killed or hurt in the making of this post.

bangbird · Apr 25, 2016

Is that a gobbler strutting over your left shoulder in that one picture? Or a decoy? Or neither?

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

bangbird said:
Is that a gobbler strutting over your left shoulder in that one picture? Or a decoy? Or neither?

Decoy, we killed them on that corner. Good eye!

Bucky T · Apr 25, 2016

Congrats on a great season so far!

Dinosaur · Apr 25, 2016

That land in Kentucky looks awesome. Cows and hardwoods are a lethal combo for turkey. Those types of property can hold a lot of them. And congratulations on such a blessed season.

Yota87 · Apr 25, 2016

Congrats man.

01Foreman400 · Apr 25, 2016

Well done! Congradualations. Time to do some more killin! :shoot:

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

Dinosaur said:
That land in Kentucky looks awesome. Cows and hardwoods are a lethal combo for turkey. Those types of property can hold a lot of them. And congratulations on such a blessed season.

They love flipping those old cow patties for bugs.

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

01Foreman400 said:
Well done! Congradualations. Time to do some more killin!

Yes sir! Sure hope to find one more willing participant!

hoppie · Apr 25, 2016

Curtis-UGA said:
I did a turkey only membership on some land that hasn't been hunted in years. We had never seen the property till the morning we hunted it. Killed 2 by 9:30 the first day and 7:00am the second day. We were cleaning birds and they were still hammering all around us. I had to leave.

Actually not a bad idea. How many acres is the property? Landscape is beautiful up there.

Curtis-UGA · Apr 25, 2016

hoppie said:
Actually not a bad idea. How many acres is the property? Landscape is beautiful up there.

430 acres, never made it to back of property.

savannahsdad · Apr 25, 2016

Great pics. Thanks for sharing!

Toddmann · Apr 25, 2016

Looks like u are having a great season. Love those big fat KY birds. Good luck on your final GA bird.

mcagle · Apr 25, 2016

Great season!

antnye · Apr 25, 2016

Hammer down Curtis! The bird in the second pic has a really BIG fan.

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