Anybody turkey hunting with crossbow this spring......

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Turtleman
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Post by Turtleman »

I will try , i want to get one with my vortex. I have killed alot of turkeys but one with the x-bow has eluded me. I am pumped for this season maybe this season will be the season.
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Post by Peach »

I'll be bringing the exocet out this year for sure....
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Post by wheelie »

GaryL wrote:I'm gonna try this year, I don't have to go far as they roost behind the house.... Wife keeps running them off every day :shock:
God, ya gotta hate when that happens to you!!!! LOL My dream is buy a farm that I can feed and then hunt from my back porch.
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Post by Benu »

I going for the first one with my phoenix. I have never hunted turkey before and have never fired a shotgun. I trust the phoenix more is what it boils down to. I do have an old single shot from sears, that I might use for my second, if I can get out to pattern it in the spring.

Anyone know where some good turkey shot placement for bow images on the web are? Or turkey anatomy images?
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Post by Phoenix_Tom »

Benu;

Do you know of some good turkey hunting areas around Ottawa? I've never seen them anywhere where I hunt for deer outside of Ottawa. But Ottawa itself is full of them! Unfortunately, we can't hunt in the 'burbs.
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Post by Benu »

Phoenix Tom,

I've been watching a flock all winter on NCC land in the green belt. At least 3 good size Toms. They are so protected, that they hang out in a field right next to the road! My wife says I should just go and get one, but I have decided to down to North Augusta.

In the summer I saw lots of signs and heard them going to roost in the Marlborough Forest, on eastern side of Rogers Pond. I actually found what looked like a turkey blind from the spring too.
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Post by theoldarcher »

I'm trying a new broadhead for Turkey this year. I like the looks and the damage it does to the bird is awsome. Has anyone tried them yet? I orderd 6 from Ebay today and hope they will be here by the middle of next week.


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Post by ecoaster »

Gary L,

Tell your wife to keep up the fight and she will most likely succeed two days before the opener :lol: :lol: :lol: .
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Post by michiganman »

i shot my first one with my gun.after that i went to bowhunting them.the challange is amazing,and i have shot my last three including the michigan NWTF state record with a bow at 25lbs.Now that i have moved on to a cross bow ,im looking forward to many years turkey hunting with it.

so once you get one in the bag ,go for it,youll never look back.
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