Would you give up Turkey hunting for a whole season so you could...

[Rio Fan]

I've always wanted to go to Alaska and fish for halibut and salmon, but there's ZERO chance that I'd ever miss a turkey season. A fish tugging on my line, no matter how big it is or how hard it's fighting wouldn't be nearly as exciting as hunting spring gobblers to me, personally.

[PALongspur]

I wouldn't give up turkey season to do anything.

And yes, I mean ANYTHING!

[redarrow]

That's a no brainer, that's a once in a life time trip with your friend, turkey season will come again.

Considering you only get one tag here in Michigan I could give it up once in awhile. Alaska is on my bucket list.

[surehuntsalot]

no problem for me,no missing turkey season,don't care for fishing anyway.

[1tiogabowhunter]

If the $$ is the issue I would sell firewood!  get a part time job!  sell something to do both!

[Onpoint]

If the $$ is the issue I would sell firewood!  get a part time job!  sell something to do both!

I've always sold firewood. Couple years ago I made a few thousand in just a couple short months. It ain't bad unless you get into some knotty hickory or elm.

[goblr77]

Nope. I love fishing but I would never give up a turkey season to fish.

[slamman]

I've had to make similar decisions in my lifetime. Turkey hunting always won. Only thing that's ever came close was archery elk hunting during the bugle.

I agree with you about the archery elk but then again I have elk in my backyard and hunt them even when I don't have a tag.

[slamman]

I would not even give it a second thought it would be turkey hunting over fishing any day, and I have to travel out of state to do most of my turkey hunting.