Printable View
Ok, So I wake up bright and early this morning. Got a bunch of running around to do. As I pull out my drive and close the gate I look over and see 3 Tom's 20 feet from me. I open the gate slam the truck in reverse, open the garage, run in the house, grab the closest shotgun, hop back in the truck, fly up my drive, and find Nothing!! Sh*t Sh*t Crap Sh*t. [Bang]
WTFO?? Stupid smart birds!
Have gun, will travel.. Keep it with you during season always.
I hear that brother!! [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by mx'r
Ours must not have liked all the wind. no sight or sound of em.
That sort of crap happens to me all the time and it makes me want to just...[M2][MG]
Well it's like Mx'r said!!Quote:
Originally Posted by fritz
Have gun and it does travel now!! Word to the wise![Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by mx'r
You think that's bad? One of my first trips to Cheyenne Mountain AFS I had to stop and watch about a dozen of them cross the road! And they'll NEVER open up hunting there!
Ya Suck when their right there and you can't do a damn thing about it except take pic's!! [Bang]Quote:
Originally Posted by Inconel710
You know what they say... the first time you hunt turkey, it's for fun. After that, it's about revenge.
[Mad]
For any one interested. I have a spot around the Sweetwater area that is filled with Turkey's. They are all over the place. It is a long way from most people but it is worth it to shoot and hunt. Lots of Deer, Elk and Turkey.
That is sooooo true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
Hunting here in TN's jungle for the elusive thunder chicken is tough! Early in the season it was easier but after day one the fun is over and its about splattering their damn head(s) out of spite. We get four birds a spring season here. I got one the second day of the season and have found nothing but ticks ever since. They are out there but their lips are tight and the hens are many. I would so like to bust a few hens out of spite!
I was stoked to move here just for the massive amount of turkeys that TN is famed for. Now after a season or two under my belt....I long for the days of WY/CO turkey hunting.
Good thing for me my wife now is starting to see the wisdom (and my desire) for living out west. Better hunting, better living.
where is this place how far is it from Milliken. i would love a chance to shoot a turkey.
I would be game to hit the sweetwater...