Turkey Skeletal / Anatomy
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iccyman001
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- Apr 30, 2014
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I was really worried about when they are strutting.
Being so new to turkey hunting, I\'d be afraid I\'d miss my target because of how they look!.
I\'ve been studying kill zones everyday and I am ready to go.
Being so new to turkey hunting, I\'d be afraid I\'d miss my target because of how they look!.
I\'ve been studying kill zones everyday and I am ready to go.
Eyeeyecaptain
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- Aug 4, 2017
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Thanks for sharing, good info to have. Definitely all show when strutting, so gotta aim accordingly.
Haven\'t hunted turkey in years and have a couple of trips planned, so definitely excited!
Haven\'t hunted turkey in years and have a couple of trips planned, so definitely excited!
elky McElkerson
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- Mar 13, 2014
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[attachment=0]<!-- ia0 -->th.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment]NOTHING messes with my mind like a close call with a strutting bird.
Center-mass is usually the best i can manage. therefore, i shoot big 2\" grim reaper mechanicals at them. only lost one bird so far.
you need to show the feathers...full strut, centermass is probably to far back. scooch it forward a bit.
Center-mass is usually the best i can manage. therefore, i shoot big 2\" grim reaper mechanicals at them. only lost one bird so far.
you need to show the feathers...full strut, centermass is probably to far back. scooch it forward a bit.
