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Lill Miss Fullfan wrecks a gobbler

Started by Fullfan, May 17, 2011, 08:37:29 PM

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Fullfan

Took the girls after school to where I was watching two longbeards this morning. Knew they would not be far from where I left them at 0800. Setting in the rain the girls wanted to go home, I told them just ten more min. Some light calling was all it took. Three hens came to the call with a longbeard in tow. I told her to get ready when he was at 38 steps. The safe went click and up went his head. I whispered to her " kill him" and that she did at 5:30 Her first gobbler and it was a keeper. And another one is hooked......
To say I am proud would be an understatement.
Oh ya this one died with the #7 hevi also

20.1 lbs
10.25" beard
1" spurs.



Don't gobble at me...

njdevilsb

That's great.  Congrats to you guys.  He's a good one.

Basser69




nannas guide

Nice job on a nice gobbler anyone would be proud of. Those look like Pennsylvania woods?
There are two types of hunters; normal hunters and turkey hunters.

Fullfan

Yes sir it is in PA. This year the last 2 weeks of the season we can hunt all day. Last night Miss Fullfan's older brother crushed a gobbler at 5:30 also. I kind of enjoy not getting up at 0400.

Don't gobble at me...

hookedspur

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Hawkfarm

No better way to hook them.  Congrats.

hobbes


MDbowman


cannonball


ILIKEHEVI-13

You just can't beat that feeling you all shared!   :z-guntootsmiley:

BowBendr

You are an absolute gobbler magnet.

Congrats to you and your kids on a tremendous season.

:fud: :newmascot:

sugarray



Hognutz

Congrats to you and your two kids. Well done..Mike :you_rock:
May I assume you're not here to inquire about the alcohol or the tobacco?
If attacked by a mob of clowns, go for the juggler.


woodchip