Anyone Spring Turkey hunting?

[smchop]

95% private doesn't leave a lot of room for me, but while your on private you could push a few my way!

[DSB OUTDOORS]

I buy a tag every year because I live in the hills. Little bastards are always around except for hunting season. Gona get lucky one of these years!

[thebolt]

Not

[10mm-man]

Also going to Wyoming. I'm not boycotting this state but in my experience hunting in Wyoming is a lot better for me.

LUCKY! All of ya!

[TRnCO]

3 of us are headed to KS. on Wednesday. The 13 y/o that is going also drew an eastern Colo. tag and I'll get him out there in a couple of weeks to try to help get that one filled.

Good luck everyone.

[mcsurveyer1361]

going to give public another try this year. I was so close to having private but thats life. oh well i hope i can get one. Good luck to the rest of you.

[reticon]

What's the score for the first day of Colorado turkey season guys? 4 of us went on public land and saw a dozen other guys but heard squat. Nice day though, only gusty for a few minutes. Are they gobbling yet or what? We shot our ARs and kept the brass, nice sunrise and hot lead still made it a good day. :-D

[buckshotbarlow]

I was planning on hunting the panhandle of NE this year, but talked to my uncle and they're all on the river, and the river owners lease to cabelas...fk i hate big money sometimes. As for central NE, i have a chance out there, but damn i hate the drive. The other option is hit the mccook area, once again...d

[smchop]

I think I'm going to just do a few couple day trips on public and see if one walks in front of me, just haven't decided where yet.

[skembel]

Leaving Saturday for 3 days in Nebraska. Been hunting Elk and Deer for 35 years and Turkeys are definitely a big challenge. They can see for miles it seems. Anytime they see anything move, they are off and running. If they could smell, they would be almost impossible to kill. Can't get enough of them, though.