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Post by michaelweese on Sept 24, 2009 6:54:29 GMT -7
we are now offering fall and spring turkey hunts. The cost is $250 (ungarenteed) and $300 (garenteed) per gun. Not including lodging or tags. For more info p.m. Me!
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Post by michaelweese on Mar 15, 2010 19:11:52 GMT -7
Last minute hunts available for $200 guaranteed semi-guided hunt. only date left open is April 24 - April 28 scout date of April 23. Every thing else booked solid $50 deposit required per hunter max 5 hunters per party!
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Post by michaelweese on Mar 15, 2010 19:39:05 GMT -7
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Post by grumpyoldman on Mar 16, 2010 5:49:08 GMT -7
Wow, that is alot birds.
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Post by masonjarr on Apr 12, 2010 9:11:24 GMT -7
I just got back from hunting with Michael in Oklahoma. What a great couple of guys. I think they were more excited when we got our birds than we were and that's saying a lot. If anyone wants to add a Rio Grande turkey to their collection, they've got a ton of birds there. With the leases they have they've got several different areas to hunt, so you can hit one area and then let it cool off for a couple of days before hunting it again. My friend, Ron, from Colorado Springs and I each took two nice grown birds. Most of the spurs were right at one inch and the beards were in the 9-10 inch range. We were the first hunters in there this year and probably went a little early. The gobblers were still henned up and it was hard pulling them in. I think the last week of April would be ideal to hunt there. I'm not kidding when I say they have a ton of birds though. We set up on a woodline by a winter wheat field one morning and I counted over 20 separate gobblers sounding off along the river. Definitely a great hunt and price. Here's a few pictures from our hunt:  My second bird. We were working two gobblers just down the field from us when I looked up and had this one running to us from across the other side of the field. He had 1 1/16 spurs (which were the longest we got) and a 9 1/2 beard.  My friend Ron's first bird. It was the heaviest bird we took and probably weighed about 23 pounds (we didn't have a scale).  Spurs from the same bird. I'll definitely be hunting with these guys again. We stayed in Clinton, OK and you just can't beat the hospitality of those folks. There was even a casino there so we did a little gambling on our last evening in town. I won 120 bucks playing Texas Hold'em. |
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Post by grumpyoldman on Apr 12, 2010 9:18:14 GMT -7
Nice birds Mike!
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Post by grumpyoldman on Apr 12, 2010 10:54:19 GMT -7
Mason, it that your blind you got the turkey laying on,,,might want to make the shooting hole just a little bigger!
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Post by trapperchick on Apr 12, 2010 14:33:26 GMT -7
Great pics! I am so glad you had a good time and got a bird. I have seen a few the last couple of weeks, but bird hunting is not for me. I can't keep my mouth shut that long or be that still. Congrats!!!
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Post by ouhunter2506 on Apr 12, 2010 15:25:36 GMT -7
Great pictures and congrat's on the Turkey. Clinton is about 2 1/2 hrs northeast of my place. We have a tons of Turkeys and I've had plenty of Jakes but trying to get that long beard in. I guess I'm not sounding pretty enough. LOL I might just go ahead and get a Jake first then go after long beard. I just love being out there calling and watching them.
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Post by masonjarr on Apr 12, 2010 16:56:22 GMT -7
If your place is like where we hunted, we had better luck during late morning/early afternoon. They'd fly down from the roost and the gobblers would stick with their hens until all the ones that wanted to be bred had gotten......satisfied. Once the hens moved off we were able to coax a few birds in. I'd love to be there at the end of the month!
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Post by michaelweese on Apr 22, 2010 10:42:21 GMT -7
thanks for posting those pics mike! glad you guys had a great time and a great hunt! look forward to seeing you again!
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