USA: Another Spring Turkey Season In The Books...

[firehuntfish]

Although I was able to personally take a nice Osceola bird this year, overall, it was an off year for us. The birds would not gobble and were not strutting in the open fields for us late season. Henned-up gobblers locked down in the woods will usually live to see next spring. If you can't hear them or see them, they are usually pretty hard to kill.

Despite uncooperative birds, we did manage to score for my wife in Western Kentucky. I however, will be eating tags and gravy for dinner. Western Kentucky had a terrific early season with gobbling aggressive birds everywhere. But unfortunately for us, we were only able to get away for the last week of the season, and gears shifted dramatically as any turkey hunter knows will happen. From the forum, it looks like lots of folks around the county had a good season with lots of nice birds on the ground. Congrats to all on their trophies!

 

[CAustin]

Well Dan she got a great bird! Better luck next season!

 

[G Skinner]

That is a pretty bird . Congrats .still working on mine a little over 2 weeks left to the season here in Ontario . I have a weeks holidays coming up too . The birds are unusually quite here too but as you said firehuntfish it can turn quickly .
Glen

 

[LadyKiller]

You go girl...! Way to represent the ladies...

 

[Deleted member 40394]

Last season spring was really early in my neck of the woods. Hopefully we have a later spring this year. It’s looking that way right now.... I got a few scouted out.....

 

[lwaters]

Got my young Turkey.

 

[ChrisG]

I am headed out tomorrow into the Southern Adirondacks to try to get my turkey! Congrats on the successful hunting! Turkey hunting is one of those skills you develop as you do it but never completely figure out. Which is what makes it SO fun!

 

[ChrisG]

Finally got my first for this year this morning! Now for number two...

 

[leslie hetrick]

toby got a new back scratcher.