Excalibur Crossbow Forum

hankenhunter wrote:To this day I still wonder if that hawk was in cahoots with the ravens.

That was good a good story!

Good looking birds there!

Do you use decoys when you call them in Ken? Just hens or hen + tom set?

wheelie wrote:So what exaclly does Gus think of all these turkey's coming home dead?

That's what I was wondering too! He is strutting in every picture you see of him!

How much meat is lost to the broadhead by a body shot?

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When I took the turkey course here in ON they said that before live trapping wild birds from MI they had tried everything else - including pen raising wild ones and releasing them when they were older, but they would not go back wild enough to survive. They had to have wild ones brought in that were...

Wow, I like this knife. Good work!

. I know everybody has moved on to turkey hunting, but I am still troubled by the thought that there are nice antlers lying on the forest floor yet to be found. This concern forces me to still wander the woodland in search of elusive bone that brings back memories of the fall. Don't ya wish it were ...

Sounds good Griz

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That is too cool!

Did you see the guy's videos with the canon? Nothing like using a shooting range! He is destroying stuff right beside his computer! Lot of kick in that little thing.

Enjoyed the read, great hunt!

Pydpiper wrote:the sewing machine forum ignored it.

I am surprised talk of such "violent" things didn't get their members upset!

Good job on the coyote!

I always enjoy how you explain with pics what went down.

The main poster is not, but "emmamike," fourth post down, has links in his signature, and only posted to advertise his sites, not to add to the discussion. Sneaky little spammer!

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Woody Williams wrote:.....and here I thought 40 and sunshiney was bad..
Well, it is after a 78f yesterday.

Ah, the things I don't miss about when I was in Indiana - too hot too early! And the further south you go the worse it gets!

Yea, I guess I don't mind our snow.