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Lets see your turkey medicine!

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I like to start off with my shotgun, I have spent a lot of time and money going through all the different shells and chokes to find that one sweet combination.
This is my Frankenstein 870 Express, I bought and gutted a 60's Wingmaster and slapped all the good stuff in to this Express, it is smooth as glass and I love the camo! The gun likes Winchester turkey loads, both #5 and #6. I use an Undertaker choke and get devastating results!
This year I want to take bird #2 with a recurve, and if that doesn't pan out I will switch to my Exocet, I made 6 arrows last year with 2" camo blazers that I have all the confidence in the world in for a neck shot out to 45 yards with Slicks and a grappler.

Tonight my girls and I dug through the safe and found the choke as well as the red dot I had so much luck with last year. My slates are sanded down, the turkey vest is ready to be loaded up and the reeds are sounding as good as always.
I can hear my wife cringing from here, I make a lot of noise around the house in turkey season. :D
What are you shooting?

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[IMG]My 870 with the undertaker choke can really send out those winchester #6s :lol:


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That is a nice picture! :D
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Thanks Pyd last years May longweekend longbeard :D
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I would like to put a nice photo here of my new SP-10, but I don't have it yet..
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sp 10

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hey piper if you need a hand to go down nd shake that sp 10 out of the old farts wrinkeld old paws give me a call i will back you up DUTCH :wink:
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The one on the bottom - but I switch the stocks and put the camo one on it for turkey hunting. (sorry I don't have a better pic, but I'm waiting on my new camera to arrive :roll: )
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A T/C NewEnglander 12ga equipped with a 209 primer adapter, and I have a .660 choke tube for turkey hunting. It is also equipped with a "ghost ring" aperture sight and a f/o front bead for better aiming.
(the one on top is a .50 cal)
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:) That is a nice looking guns there Wabi :)
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dutchhunter wrote:hey piper if you need a hand to go down nd shake that sp 10 out of the old farts wrinkeld old paws give me a call i will back you up DUTCH :wink:
:D :D
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Doe Master wrote::) That is a nice looking guns there Wabi :)
I would like to see some bigger photos of those!
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:) My 870 that has done me not bad :lol:
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My brothers first bird with a older cooey break open single shot . :D
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Pydpiper wrote:
dutchhunter wrote:hey piper if you need a hand to go down nd shake that sp 10 out of the old farts wrinkeld old paws give me a call i will back you up DUTCH :wink:
:D :D
You guys are too much! LOL! Hehehehehe :D :D :D
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Here are my turkey harvesters.
Y25 and Remimgton 1187 12 gauge Special Purpose Turkey.
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Re: sp 10

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Boo wrote: You guys are too much! LOL! Hehehehehe :D :D :D
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