jjb4900

http://www.ebay.tv/sch/Art-from-Dealers-Resellers-/158658/i.html?_sop=1&_nkw=lee+leblanc&_frs=1 There's a bunch of his work on ebay........not sure if this helps or not, but worth a look.

a slower friend always comes in handy when it comes to protecting yourself from bear attacks.......

in my opinion, if you take the calling, gobbling, strutting and the whole show out of spring turkey hunting, you pretty much took all the excitement out of it and are just out there to kill something..............don't get me wrong, if I happened to have an opportunity to kill one by chance that involves none of that I'll take it, but that would never be my intended method of hunting. I would hate to accidentally "intercept" one that another hunter has been working and ruin his hunt or have that happen to me............if your both out there and just using calling and setup skills to see who brings the bird in, different story, but to drive past and jump out and go after it is not for me.................and I realize that many have access to huge pieces of land, so that's a non issue.

driving around looking for birds to "intercept" sounds wrong in so many ways.........

I patterned my son's 20 gauge 870 with 3" Hevi Shot Magnum Blend alongside my Benelli 12 gauge Super Vinci with 3.5" of the same........at 35 yards if you trimmed away all the pattern on the target and just kept the part showing the Turkey's head, you would have a tough time picking which is which..............and back to the original question, I've heard nothing but good about the Versa Max.

I think if you hunt wide open areas where the birds can really look around and see that there is no hen where the calls are coming from, then they can help quite a bit..........I've had success bringing in henned up Tom's when using them, mainly because they seemed to bring the hens in and the Tom's followed.

farther than us........."Wild turkeys see in color and have excellent daytime vision that is three times better than a human’s eyesight and covers 270 degrees"

at this point you should be scouting more with your ears than anything else..........I really caution against trying to follow and track them to where they roost, like someone mentioned, if you can see them, there's a 99% chance they know you are there....and I definitely would not be setting up and using turkey calls to bring them or locate them at this point............stick with owl or crow calls.

who's that?

the gift that everyone hopes for.......a stick.

if I had researched it, I would not have presented my comment as a question...........either way, I can fully understand how something like Sandy Hook would motivate people who were directly affected by it or affected by it through some other type of association.

isn't the group he's supporting made up of families who were affected by the Sandy Hook massacre? sorry, but I have a real hard time bashing those families regardless of whether or not I agree with their message........

aren't skunks one of the top carriers of rabies? maybe that explains it's behavior.............

sadly, and quite obviously, there are people that NEED to be told that guns need to be safely stored and kept out of the reach of children and people who may be living in their home who might use those guns to harm themselves or others.......if certain people followed these simple guidelines, then there may not have been a need to be where we are currently at.

you never cease to amuse me...you should take your comedy act on the road.

here's a question for some who may or may not want to answer......suppose you're a parent of a child who is slaughtered like one of the children at Sandy Hook, by a person, who according to many, should be allowed to have a gun because we shouldn't keep tabs on wackos...and was provided guns by a parent who knew he was a full blown wackjob and made no effort to keep the guns locked away from him.....do you still stand up and say it's ok and nothing needs to be done and there should be no consequences for irresponsible gun ownership?

fair enough....but like I say, if someone is stupid and uninformed enough to leave a gun around that can fall into the hands of a child or someone who is mentally unstable and they kill themselves or another then too bad, they can live with their mistake because gun owners should never have to answer to why they own guns or what may happen due to their irresponsible ownership of them...it should be a free for all.

but isn't speaking out about anything your 1st amendment right?.......

does someone standing up for what they believe in, whether or not you feel the same way, make them a piece of sh*t??? that's pretty harsh, don't you think? and by the way, I never liked him or his music way before this.

I don't see how that would be of use in a hunting situation?? it's not like a flashlight, if you were looking for something that throws off heat it would help, but as far as I know it does not illuminate the area.

I patterned some 3.5" #5 Winchester Longbeards along with some 3.5" Hevi Shot Magnum Blends out of my Benelli 12gauge with factory full choke yesterday @ 35-40 yards..... although both patterned well, for the money I'll be using the Winchesters for now on.....my son's 870 20 gauge patterned just as well as the 12 with the Hevi Shot 3" Magnum Blends, I was impressed to say the least

are you vacuum sealing it? from my experience there will usually be a lot of liquid in the bag when you defrost vacuum sealed meat, I guess the sealing somehow draws the liquid out of the meat, but I've never had a problem with the meat itself retaining too much liquid................I usually cut a hole in the bottom of the bag and put it in a colander to let it drain as it defrosts.

This guy? http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/04/12/exclusive-gov-bobby-jindal-the-left-are-bullies-opposed-to-armed-citizens-religious-liberty/

are you using natural or synthetic casing?

I'm thinking I would hate to weigh 736 pounds and get hung by my hands and feet to be weighed...............