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Posted 5/9/2008 3:58:31 PM
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Hey guys, Well I finally checked in you could say,  It was a great clear morning one of the few that we've actually had.  The hunting for me this year has been super tough but as always everytime im in the woods I am always learning more about these smart ol' longbeards.  Working a bird early in the a.m. at roost  he would not leave his ladies.  While working this bird I had a even bigger bird come in silent until about 75 yards, gobbling only a few times he wouldnt cross the stream bed and walked straight away from me up the hill and went on top of the ridge.  After a quick few moves I knew I needed to get around on this bird if I wanted another crack at him.  I crow called a few times As I made my way up to pinpoint him as i topped the ridge I gave  a few cuts followed by a strong yelp and BOOM gobbled his head off!  When he gobbled off it sounded like  another long beard and a few jakes  gobbled as well.  This was a perfect scenario !  Right in between two long beards coming for me ! after some intense moments and not knowing which direction to put my turkey choke in the bird from my right had came strutting in.  Flatlined him at 40 yards.   This by far has been my favorite turkey hunt ive been on and to make it more special my father and best friend joined me !

Call in with the Sadler McGraw series  22lbs 1 inch spurs and 9 1/2" beard

hope to check in soon again

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Posted 5/9/2008 6:13:46 PM
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Beautiful PIG of a bird!

Pretty amazing weight for this late in the season.

Awesome!  Congrats!

"You pay your dues for every gobbler" - Denny Gulvas

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Posted 5/10/2008 3:52:46 AM


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Hey Billbuster,

Is that a New York bird?  He is an absolutely gorgeous tom, but like Mike Pentecost says, "they don't make bad 'uns".  CONGRATULATIONS!

Cliff

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Posted 5/12/2008 9:42:22 AM
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Hey thanks guys for the congratulations! This was infact a N.Y. bird Dr.Cliff ! I'm hunting in the central region and  it is always outrageous, our season opened up on may 1st though this last week the birds got active due to nicer weather!

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Posted 5/12/2008 11:54:14 AM
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Thats a hoss and a well composed photo as well

Ronnie
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