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  1. 18 hours ago, dinorocks said:

    Live from the driveway…heading north of the ADKs to set up a primitive camp to live in for the next ~3 weeks to hunt (flintlock/stone point), trap, and fly fish.  Glad I just got new springs for the Jeep!

    Good luck hunting!

     

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    Good Luck my friend. Looking forward to hearing about your adventure when you get back. Take care and be safe. brian

  2. What has changed? 
    I assume the question refers to turkey numbers as compared to the past. 
    I started hunting spring gobblers way back in the 80s and the numbers were probably very similar to today’s in my area of New York. That said the current population is low compared to a decade or so ago. My thoughts are cold wet springs effected the poult survival rate. The lack of trappers out there is not helping the poults ether. 

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  3. On 5/22/2021 at 10:17 AM, CharlieNY said:

    For the last 2 weeks I have had single mature hens come in to my fields in 2 separate locations that are 10 miles apart. Both of these hens walked in from the far end of the fields and we're clucking and cutting loudly. They would stop every so often and give out a very short low volume yelp followed immediately with clucking. We actually recorded the hens calling so that we could use the recordings for practice. There is no better calling teacher than a real hen on the move. Several years ago I heard the worst turkey calling ever from a neighbor's woods. I was convinced it was one of the neighbor's kids walking through the woods with a newly purchased call. The calls were way too loud and we're too frequent and off key. I waited for the kid to exit the woods and to my surprise saw a mature hen come out still calling. I learned a lesson. It is not what the call sounds like to a human but what it sounds like to a bird that counts.    valoroutdoors.com 

    Yep. Over the years I have heard many terrible sounding hunters that turned out to be live turkeys. 

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  4. 9 hours ago, Northcountryman said:

    Hey OB, I was wondering where you got that call from anyway?  Looks pretty vintage; is it worth anything maybe?

    NorthCountryMan,

    The call is from a collection of Vintage Game Calls. Not sure on the current value. 

    Take care,

    brian

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