Hey Allen----it is five o'clock somewhere---actually it is here, right now, so your right it is time for an adult beverage ( this is something Allan and I recently discussed via pm )
o.k. now to turkeys and I am not talking about Hodgeman, Scotty or Charles
I was asked about turkey hunting and turkey shotguns and will start this thread so others can give "good" advise, as I have not hunted turkey in many of years. In years past we managed to hunt the Gould, merriam's, eastern, rio grande and ocellated, but we never hunter the osceola .
My favorite turkey hunt would be the ocellated, mainly because we hunted them in the jungles of the yucatán peninsula and it was beautiful country. Plus in my humble opinion they are the prettiest of the turkey group. So your question of which one did I prefer to hunt ? the ocellated.
Shotgun, again I am the wrong one to ask, as after my husband bought me those two connecticut shotguns, they were used on turkeys, ducks, geese, pheasants, quail, etc
So, let's put it to the membership and those who would be able to give better answers
1. what is a good turkey shotgun ?
2. which turkey breed is the most fun to hunt ?
edit:
since I posted this at least one individual felt it was rude of me to make the comment I did about Scotty, Charles, and Hodgeman----I disagree and will not delete that part of my post as I am more than comfortable knowing that all three of these men know that I am joking with them, in fact charles has already responded and I do know to what he infers and liked his response, however he didn't give us much 'Turkey hunting" info
some people are just wound a little too tight--IMHO
o.k. now to turkeys and I am not talking about Hodgeman, Scotty or Charles
I was asked about turkey hunting and turkey shotguns and will start this thread so others can give "good" advise, as I have not hunted turkey in many of years. In years past we managed to hunt the Gould, merriam's, eastern, rio grande and ocellated, but we never hunter the osceola .
My favorite turkey hunt would be the ocellated, mainly because we hunted them in the jungles of the yucatán peninsula and it was beautiful country. Plus in my humble opinion they are the prettiest of the turkey group. So your question of which one did I prefer to hunt ? the ocellated.
Shotgun, again I am the wrong one to ask, as after my husband bought me those two connecticut shotguns, they were used on turkeys, ducks, geese, pheasants, quail, etc
So, let's put it to the membership and those who would be able to give better answers
1. what is a good turkey shotgun ?
2. which turkey breed is the most fun to hunt ?
edit:
since I posted this at least one individual felt it was rude of me to make the comment I did about Scotty, Charles, and Hodgeman----I disagree and will not delete that part of my post as I am more than comfortable knowing that all three of these men know that I am joking with them, in fact charles has already responded and I do know to what he infers and liked his response, however he didn't give us much 'Turkey hunting" info
some people are just wound a little too tight--IMHO