We do the best in the early season by calling in the hens. If you can call in a hot hen, Toms will follow!
My daughter is bowhunting the second season & I’m almost booked for guiding the entire spring. I think its C or D that I have left open
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We do the best in the early season by calling in the hens. If you can call in a hot hen, Toms will follow!
My daughter is bowhunting the second season & I’m almost booked for guiding the entire spring. I think its C or D that I have left open
I am excited to do first season. I am hoping the weather might hinder some people. I remember going two years ago during C season and it was wet and cold. Didn’t see many people out.
hopefully season A will be misquito free, and cold and wet to keep those yuppies at home
Two years ago I called in two little rug rats. They almost took a blast at my decoy when I finally said HEY. Boy did they go a running off the field! Wish I would have caught the two little kids that were tresspassing!
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hopefully season A will be misquito free, and cold and wet to keep those yuppies at home
Didn’t I see that you were from EP? Kind of the pot calling the kettle black don’t ya think?
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I am excited to do first season. I am hoping the weather might hinder some people. I remember going two years ago during C season and it was wet and cold. Didn’t see many people out.
hopefully season A will be misquito free, and cold and wet to keep those yuppies at home
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best watch what you wish for
My 10 year old son and I put in for tags in WI.I put myself in for 1st week only and my son Hunter in for 7 diffferent seasons.Being that we are from Saskatchewan we do not have wild turkeys in the province and you have to be 12 years old before you can buy a hunting license for anything. I am really excited that my son drew a 3rd season tag,we intend to hunt the 2 days of the youth weekend at Easter because of the school break up here in Saskatchewan.We are going to be hunting in Zone 3 around the Wautoma area.Also looking forward to some fishing when there because our lakes will still be frozen.
Good Luck with your first season tag.
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hopefully season A will be misquito free, and cold and wet to keep those yuppies at home
Haha! Nope not from EP.
Im quiet a ways south of EP! I see crop fields and silos, not cougars and beamers
Didn’t I see that you were from EP? Kind of the pot calling the kettle black don’t ya think?
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You guys should come join us over on the hunting side. We don’t allow yuppies, but cougars are often discussed.
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You guys should come join us over on the hunting side. We don’t allow yuppies, but cougars are often discussed.
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and i got banned from another site for discussing cougars!!!
Willy D, a tip for your youth hunter, when the extra tags go up for sale buy your son a late season tag ($10) and if you are successful on the youth hunt use this tag, otherwise you will have to use his 3rd season tag and he will be done, just something I learned thru my youth hunters. good luck
I hunted turkey many years down south were they’ve been hunted for hundreds of years and I can tell first hand Minnesota turkeys are the dumbest bird on earth. You’ld never see a gang with than 15-20. I never in all my time saw a road killed turkey, now I see 20-30 a year up here. A year ago I saw a couple of toms struttin for some hen in a wide open field 50 yards of the road and people were stopping and taking pictures, Thats not normal.Say what you want, But what you’ve got is a 20lb dumb a– chicken. With your 3 1/2″ loads,blinds,decoys and a target that isn’t very smart, If you can’t get one, Well, Whats that say? Now the reason I post a message like this is I get tired of listening to the great white hunters bragging about bagging this wary creature of the woods. I have my memories of real turkey hunting. But thats another story.
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real turkey hunting.
Everyone takes a different opinion or experience from their hunt. I’ve hunted birds that never were pressured, and yes they tend to be more curious. Hunt a ridge that has a dozen hunters on it the same week as you, and half of them spook birds year after year…then see how easy they are to call in. When I did a Florida hunt, I was blown away how curious they were to watch us walk across a field, then followed us…. To each their own I guess
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