Thunder Chicken Down!

[Spunt Drag]

Originally Posted by DUCKGOGETTER

I've always wanted to turkey hunt i just don't even know where to begin. I was told that not even 50 specklebellies locked up working comes close to the feeling of calling in a gobbler and watching him strut.

There's really nothing like it. Your heart will feel like its beating outta your chest and the adrenaline rush lasts for hours after you kill.

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Originally Posted by spunt drag

there's really nothing like it. Your heart will feel like its beating outta your chest and the adrenaline rush lasts for hours after you kill.

looks like i will start doing my homework and talk to some guys with experience to give it a try next season. Any pointers as far as wma's, equipment etc would be much apreciated. Thanks

[Spunt Drag]

Originally Posted by DUCKGOGETTER

looks like i will start doing my homework and talk to some guys with experience to give it a try next season. Any pointers as far as wma's, equipment etc would be much apreciated. Thanks

Most WMA's are lottery for turkey. Kisatchie is open all the time and has a good number of turkeys.

[Top Dawg]

Originally Posted by Salty

Don't know about the geese, but, there are few sights (and sounds) that compare to that drum roll.

I've had turkeys close. Spitting and what I thought was drumming. But the birds we killed this weekend were making a sound Ive never heard. It sounded exactly like a bass drum and were making a rhythm with it. A sound you can't explain but never forget that's for sure.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by Top Dawg

I've had turkeys close. Spitting and what I thought was drumming. But the birds we killed this weekend were making a sound Ive never heard. It sounded exactly like a bass drum and were making a rhythm with it. A sound you can't explain but never forget that's for sure.

They are amazin' creatures.