49 state kills finally

[wvnut3]

That is awesome. Congrats to both of you. Lee

[ElkTurkMan]

That is one heck of a feat congrats!

[Tail Feathers]

That is a great undertaking.  I'm happy for him and congratulations on the achievement!

[barry]

Wow awesome feat US SLAM only the second one to accomplish it.  My next personal goal.  A GREAT BIG CONGRATS goes out to him.

Yes BIG CONGRATS to him!

Rob Keck was the first to do this if I'm correct???

[captin_hook]

Congrats. Quite a accomplishment. One question...where you gonna put all those mounts??

[gobbler74]

Wow awesome feat US SLAM only the second one to accomplish it.  My next personal goal.  A GREAT BIG CONGRATS goes out to him.

Yes BIG CONGRATS to him!

Rob Keck was the first to do this if I'm correct???

Barry,
I've heard through some grapevines that the number is under 10 supposedly. Id like to know for sure. I'm sure you heard about the guy in southwest va that finished his last year. All his are registered with tag numbers and locations like Jimmys through nwtf. That fella mentioned in local news he's the first to register all his birds and a heck of a goal. I guess its all in how you look at it. Registered or not anyone who's done it has put some time in. We know of a couple others doing it know. What hurt jimmy is California and Arizona. They took 3 years each. He finally went outfitter on his third trip to California.

[Spring_Woods]

Quite the accomplishment. Congrats

[TRKYHTR]

Wow awesome feat US SLAM only the second one to accomplish it.  My next personal goal.  A GREAT BIG CONGRATS goes out to him.

Yes BIG CONGRATS to him!

Rob Keck was the first to do this if I'm correct???

Barry,
I've heard through some grapevines that the number is under 10 supposedly. Id like to know for sure. I'm sure you heard about the guy in southwest va that finished his last year. All his are registered with tag numbers and locations like Jimmys through nwtf. That fella mentioned in local news he's the first to register all his birds and a heck of a goal. I guess its all in how you look at it. Registered or not anyone who's done it has put some time in. We know of a couple others doing it know. What hurt jimmy is California and Arizona. They took 3 years each. He finally went outfitter on his third trip to California.

He should have called me. CA is easy turkeys. Lol 

TRKYHTR

[JELLYHEAD]

AWESOME! Congrats man thats great! 

[WiLL B]

Wow!! I do some traveling and know that took some major traveling to get it done!! Congrats to him!!

[mountman62]

The guy from VA is Daniel Rorrer from Pulaski, he is supposed to be the first to have killed in all 49 states and have all 49 birds registered with the NWTF, there is an article on it in the NWTF Turkey Country mag this month, we presented our Louisiana State NWTF Chapter President Randy Stafford of Franklinton a plaque and shirt in January of 2011 for him accomplishing the feat, he is in the process of registering all his now, there are several more out there also, I'm a long way from it, but is an amazing feat for anyone, Congrats on adding your name to the list

[WyoHunter]

Congrats! What an accomplishment!

[Gooserbat]

  - congrats

[weave]

That is awesome, congrats

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[gobbler74]

Wow awesome feat US SLAM only the second one to accomplish it.  My next personal goal.  A GREAT BIG CONGRATS goes out to him.

Yes BIG CONGRATS to him!

Rob Keck was the first to do this if I'm correct???

Barry,
I've heard through some grapevines that the number is under 10 supposedly. Id like to know for sure. I'm sure you heard about the guy in southwest va that finished his last year. All his are registered with tag numbers and locations like Jimmys through nwtf. That fella mentioned in local news he's the first to register all his birds and a heck of a goal. I guess its all in how you look at it. Registered or not anyone who's done it has put some time in. We know of a couple others doing it know. What hurt jimmy is California and Arizona. They took 3 years each. He finally went outfitter on his third trip to California.

He should have called me. CA is easy turkeys. Lol 

TRKYHTR

I'm sure. You could have swapped hunts and tried our part of the woods.