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Arkansas Public Land...Final Morning Success

Started by Gumby, May 04, 2014, 08:07:00 PM

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Gumby

Last morning of Arkansas season and had a great hunt. 6:30am dad and I had three birds sounding off. Two way south down a mountain  and one to our east and a little closer. We ran close, sat up as quick as we could. The bird was across a deep and narrow ravine/creek. I set up about 20 yards in front of dad and let him do the callin' (thanks pops). Got the bird to fly across the ravine and landed pretty close. Gobbled two more times on his way in. Gave him a headache first chance I got. Awesome hunt.





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tomstopper

Nice looking bird. Congrats to you & your dad.....

Gumby

Thanks guys


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boomer



Mike Honcho

Good job Doc!  I've yet to draw blood with my 37 yet...I've only hunted with it once this year...been rotating my 935 and 3500.   May take the 37 on a little expedition before work tomorrow.

Gumby

Thanks man! Give that Ithaca a shot...good luck!!


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darn2ten


El Pavo Grande

 Congrats!!!  Great way to end the season.

RutnNStrutn

Sounds like a classic, textbook hunt!! Congrats!!! :icon_thumright:

Gooserbat

NICE!!!

btw, do Arkansas birds grunt like a pig when they gobble?
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One of my personal current interests is nest predators and how a majority of hunters, where legal bait to the extent of chumming coons.  However once they get the predators concentrated they don't control them.

Gumby

It's more of a squeal ;)


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jblackburn

Congrats!!


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