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Casey Starnes, Cleveland, TN,
celebrated his first year of turkey hunting with this 21 pounder ... his third bird
this year. His
story runs like this ...
"I took this big daddy on
Apirl 19, 2003 @2:15pm., after being there less than an hour. I was walking down the ridge
when I saw a big tom at the bottom drinking water about 60 - 65 yards away.
I sat down and hit my slate
call one time very softly. He didn't gobble but rasied his head and started walking toward
me.
I laid the call down and got my
gun up and ready .Then all of sudden I heard something scratching about 10 ft. away from
me behind a brush pile.
I assumed it was a hen and
positioned my gun in the middle of the two birds. Then the biggest GOBBLER I'd ever seen
walked out with his back to me. Then turned right to me, 13 yards. This all took
place within 6 minutes. This guy had a 11" beard with 1 1/8" spurs.
Now his 6 year old
daughter wants to be his hunting buddy. |
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Jack
Armstrong, Avoca, Michigan took his Mossberg
835 Ulti-Mag and Winchester Supreme # 5 shot and ended the strutting days of this gobbler. This 22 pound bird was strutting with a 10 3/4 inch beard and
1" spurs until 4:50 P.M. April 24, 2003.
End of Jack's story. |
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The
Turkey Pro, Roger Raisch with a fine spring gobbler from Kansas. The
bird weighed 22 1/2 pounds, and sported an 11" beard, with 1 1/4" inch spurs.
The boss was fooled with a Delta
Supreme Breeding Tom Decoy, the newest innovation in turkey decoys. The
boss came in ready to fight the intruder. |
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