OldBrian

My good friend self filmed a recent 8 day turkey hunt. He gave me all of the clips he filmed and I edited them into this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj8uyQmCHPs

Hello Everybody, Here is a video from this past weekend's camp and hunt. Take care, brian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fIwdZV5wcQ&t=10s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMFeK6TYdEI Video from the 2022 "Gobbling Fever" Turkey hunt camp. Tough start to our season. Hope things improve and I can call in a gobbler for my grandson. Good luck to everbody!

Dead quiet this morning

Here is a short video about knives, axes and saws. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7TsPsR1L-A

Quite a bit different method for turkey than I am used to. You hunt them from a elevated stand like guys hunt deer over a food plot and are mostly relying on using a decoy to get the bird to come within range. Interesting. Take care and Good Luck Hunting.

Wolc, The calling is the fun and exciting part of turkey hunting.

tree blind? Is a tree blind a elevated tree stand? If so I've never seen anybody hunt turkeys that way. Deer yes but never turkeys. I have always hunted them from the ground with my back to a tree but I am a old school turkey hunter. Unrelated to your original gun question or your elevated blind tactic - I saw a ad for a portable blind that looked like a turkeys fan that I suppose you are to put in front of you as you stalk a turkey? Seemed like a good way to get shot but like I said I hunt a old school and was taught to never stalk a spring turkey.

To the fellow who inquired about using a 16 gauge for turkeys, As long as you are aware of how your gun patterns and at what range it is effective and do not shoot past that distance, go for it. You will not be able to shoot at birds that hang up past your guns range that some hunters with magnum extra full choke shotguns can shoot and kill. All depends on whether you are ok with passing up some shots. Good luck with your turkey quest. To me the fun is in the calling and hunt, the pulling of the trigger is secondary. But that is just where this old man is at after hunting turkeys for over 40 years.

To the fellow who inquired about using a 16 gauge for turkeys, As long as you are aware of how your gun patterns and at what range it is effective and do not shoot past that distance, go for it. You will not be able to shoot at birds that hang up past your guns range that some hunters with magnum extra full choke shotguns can shoot and kill. All depends on whether you are ok with passing up some shots. Good luck with your turkey quest. To me the fun is in the calling and hunt, the pulling of the trigger is secondary. But that is just where this old man is at after hunting turkeys for over 40 years.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3ENqN3zaWs Video I made today when I shot my latest self bow for the first time.

Thanks

Filmed at Dino's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CSwDjGnupE

Hello Everybody, Here is a video I made titled cast iron cooking extravaganza with the help of Dino Rocks. take care, brian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyqBpVol8Zw

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