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Never have wanted to turkey hunt, but this is what I've taken local. Need a bigger room.Attachment 50750
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The thrill of calling in a big TOM! having him strut in & displaying his stuff. He could be 60yds., away & you blink wrong & pooofffff-- hes GONE.
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Thanks guys.
Your correct Nik
And I agree, turkey hunting is a blast
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Thanks guys.
Your correct Nik
And I agree, turkey hunting is a blast

I miss it since I HAD to give it up a few years back. Having artificial knees ( titanium/ceramic ouch!) don't cut it anymore because of rough terrain & walking distance involved.

But the memories I have will NEVER be forgotten. I got lots of those. Now when I go deer hunting in MO., I admire them from a distance & am just in awe when watching them. That's when all my memories come back.

Gosh, I really miss hunting those gobblers!

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I miss it since I HAD to give it up a few years back. Having artificial knees ( titanium/ceramic ouch!) don't cut it anymore because of rough terrain & walking distance involved.

But the memories I have will NEVER be forgotten. I got lots of those. Now when I go deer hunting in MO., I admire them from a distance & am just in awe when watching them. That's when all my memories come back.

Gosh, I really miss hunting those gobblers!

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Being a member of the Beloit (WI) Rifle Club I decided to put some holes in paper yesterday. With the temps., being in the 70's I spent 4 hours shooting away. Got my AR dialed in with handloads for my 223cal..

20 shots-!00yd. grouping in a 3" bull. I'm quite satisfied. Watch out you yotes, i'm dialed in.

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