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I'm also going out this weekend. It'll be my first turkey hunt. I'm going south by Trinidad. I'd like to hear any other reports or success or failure. Any suggestions.
The Turkeys have left the State,,, Thank ya Thank ya very much....
There are a bunch in D.C.
Seriously, I would also like to hear of success. I hope to be turkey hunting early next year whenever the season is.
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They're plenty fat too!Originally Posted by westy1970
I'm not going this year, but it seems spring turkey is always easier. They're more inclined to respond to calls when they're horny. In fall, they're only interested in fattening up.
From watching the Rio Grandes on our place, in the fall they will be in groups of all hens and babies, or all jakes and toms. We've got a couple of groups of hens and babies that will walk right through the yard, and a group of a dozen or so jakes that stay farther away.
We did have the group of jakes walk by the barn last Saturday though, about 70 yards away. I need to get a license.
What location did you get? We will also be down there in Oberosler tract.I'm also going out this weekend. It'll be my first turkey hunt. I'm going south by Trinidad. I'd like to hear any other reports or success or failure. Any suggestions.
Unit 105, west of Colorado City
Last edited by ronaldrwl; 09-17-2009 at 10:37.
is it time to go yet?????????????
well is it
I went to sleep around 2am and woke up at 630am. Gear is packed and ready. gobble gobble
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