Opening day was today here in Oklahoma. Watched them fly down from the roost, and once they started walking away from my set up I hit the Wood Haven box call, they turned and noticed my two decoys. They come in running, and I popped the gobbler at 12 yards. Aimed at the neck but you will see from the pic, it plew his feathers off his lower neck. Good thing I wasnt going to do a full mount!
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nothing like a opening day bird to take the preasure off !!! way to go :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
:o :o :o Holy cow!! Yep that's what I've been wondering about these guns that put up huge #'s at 40, at 12 it's like using a golf ball gun! Awesome pic and congrats!!!
Ouch. You hit him dead center. Nice shot..Mike :you_rock:
Those loads do a lot of damage at close ranges, shot mine last year at 8 yards with TSS #7, wasn't pretty either.
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Eeeeeeew. His head looks like somebody parked a humvee on in and the stomped on the gas. Nice!
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Congrats!!!!!! At 12 yards, you are lucky to still have the head and neck still attached to the body with Hevi 6's.
Quote from: bbcoach on April 07, 2011, 01:43:13 PM
Congrats!!!!!! At 12 yards, you are lucky to still have the head and neck still attached to the body with Hevi 6's.
Lol! That's no joke right there! Took a kid out for the early junior season and he quite litterally took a jake's head OFF at 16 steps with my gun and a 3 1/2 #6 fed hvy wt. Had one little string of neck tendon holding his head on! Ill post the pick if I can get it converted to digital as I only have the print and not the camera any more. Funny as heck!
With a pattern that tight at that distance I'm glad I have a scope on my gun. Congrats!
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just about to tight of a pattern
did you shoot the beard off ??
Nice going. Nice looking bird you should have some nice meals from this hunt, congratulations!
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DEADER THAN DEAD
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