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Originally Posted by Cohnster
Did you know that there are acutally classes on how to hunt turkeys? Most people I know use bow and arrows since its harder for the turkeys to hear you load the arrow (crossbows are pretty bad if your going for a pinpoint shot, you have to be really close). I had a friend that had a "turkey hunting" bow, it was all felt lined with soft grips so that it was more silent.
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Missouri Turkey hunting regs., pretty much the same for every state I think: http://www.mdc.mo.gov/hunt/deer/deertuk/four.htm
Notice the hunting times allowed and the restricted methods used.
Notice the hunting times allowed and the restricted methods used.
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Points to remember
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Furley
Points to remember
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Furley
Points to remember
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
Anyone hunting turkeys during the fall firearms turkey season may not be in possession of both a firearm and a bow.
Ill be goddamned if im going bowhunting without carrying a pistol.
Grenades are easy to hide
At least that's what my friend carried with him, hehehe.
Originally Posted by MBasile
Paul is the reason ranchers have to put "No Hunting or Shooting" signs next to fenced off cow pastures
Originally Posted by Cohnster
Missouri Turkey hunting regs., pretty much the same for every state I think: http://www.mdc.mo.gov/hunt/deer/deertuk/four.htm
Notice the hunting times allowed and the restricted methods used.
Notice the hunting times allowed and the restricted methods used.
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Originally Posted by Cohnster
Grenades are easy to hide At least that's what my friend carried with him, hehehe.
At least that's what my friend carried with him, hehehe.
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I won't be hunting for turkey this thanksgiving. My brother-in-laws ex mother-in-law gave my wife a flyer from PETA about why we shouldn't by a butterball turkey. I'm going to buy five and only eat one. I'll send a photo of the wasted buterballs to her. 
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I won't be hunting for turkey this thanksgiving. My brother-in-laws ex mother-in-law gave my wife a flyer from PETA about why we shouldn't by a butterball turkey. I'm going to buy five and only eat one. I'll send a photo of the wasted buterballs to her.
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OMG! NO!
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Originally Posted by jvick125
What you "Noticed" are the same as CA except that you can hunt one half hour PAST sunset as well. This is also the same for other hunting in CA.
hehe, I've never hunted a day in my life, thought that might be specific for Turkey hunting. Though I helped my cousins slaughter rabbits with some 12 gauge shotguns, they sometimes have a "little" over population problem with rabbits in Wyoming, sort of a "shoot em' if you got em'" policy.
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Originally Posted by Cohnster
And enjoy the taste of metal with your turkey too, use a bow and arrow, no sound, fyi.
http://www.arrow-dynamic-solutions.com/
(video on page)
********WARNING TURKEY DEATH**********
Originally Posted by Cohnster
hehe, I've never hunted a day in my life, thought that might be specific for Turkey hunting. Though I helped my cousins slaughter rabbits with some 12 gauge shotguns, they sometimes have a "little" over population problem with rabbits in Wyoming, sort of a "shoot em' if you got em'" policy.
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Originally Posted by jvick125
It's all good. We do the same thing with the Jack Rabbits around the farm. I guess we tok out a couple alpha males or something, haven't had to do it in the past 10 years.
we probably killed 40 or so over the last year