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  • tailfeather
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      Agree, it is a fantastic documentary for all the reasons you mention. Definitely worth a watch.

      tailfeather
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        in reply to: Turkey Talk 2015 #15798

        Fine bird, Stix….congrats. I bowhunted for turkeys a few times this season, but I got my limit with a shotgun. I have no qualms about hunting turkeys with a shotgun…in fact I prefer it. I get the same googly-eyed, heart-hammering, freak out experience with turkeys regardless of the weapon I’m holding.:D:D

        tailfeather
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          in reply to: New Broadhead #15793

          Steve Graf wrote: I just can’t figure what would motivate someone to buy such a thing. It’s like going to disney and thinking you are getting outdoors.

          Stone point screwed into carbon arrow. It’s like hitching your Lamborghini to a horse and pulling it though town. It’s like dressing your supermodel wife in a feed sack.

          It’s a smidge psycho if you ask me. Before buying this, a person should sit down with their inner yoda and have a pow wow.

          :lol::lol:

          tailfeather
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            Signed, here

            tailfeather
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              in reply to: New books #50917

              I havent been reading as much as usual the last few weeks. I have a stockpile I must get to.

              BUT….I did start my mostly annual pre-turkey season reading of “Better on a Rising Tide”, by Tom Kelly. My favorite turkey hunting book…..a true gem of a book.

              tailfeather
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                I like it…..Yeah, the sponsor signs at the beginning were a little goofy, but still better than the way most “hunting vids” bash you over the head with product placement b.s. There have been a few videos like this lately that are thoughtfully done and quite enjoyable to watch.

                I sort of keep up with her and her family via these here interwebs. I think she could make a good spokesperson for what we all love to do.

                tailfeather
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                  One of the last two weekends in Feb looks best for me, right now. I’ll check with the Boss. Maybe come down Thursday pm? I could get a buddy or two to bring the pointers and we could quail hunt afternoons.

                  tailfeather
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                    Steve Graf wrote:

                    Duck for supper.

                    There are few things better than duck for supper!

                    tailfeather
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                      in reply to: More january hogs #12965

                      Mmmm…sausage! Sounds like a great time. Was this in Northern Cali?

                      tailfeather
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                        paleoman wrote: Way to go. Do pigs of that size ever get nasty (compared to the big, frothing at the mouth,charging Russian boar we all have in our minds)?

                        Nah, not in my experience. They typically want no part of people.

                        tailfeather
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                          around 12 yards

                          tailfeather
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                            Doc,

                            The Woodsman was a gift from a friend, and I liked the long sleek look of it, so thought I’d give it a shot. I’ve shot two blades exclusively since going trad, mostly Magnus 1’s. I don’t know how much of the sparse blood trail was due to the head, or if it was the hit. The shot was maybe a little high, and the pig was very fat, which reduces blood as well. It’s only one shot, but overall I was pleased with the head. But for the most part, I still prefer my two blades….certainly if going after anything bigger.

                            Dave, Desoto passed through this swamp back in the 1500’s with a bunch of pigs in tow. The old story holds that they are the descendants of escapees from his pigs (imagine herding pigs through a thick swamp in chain mail dodging arrows!). In reality, folks have been raising, losing, and releasing pigs in the south for a long time. I’d imagine these hogs are a genetic buffet, with most being black but other color combinations are pretty common too. They are really an ideal critter to hunt with a trad bow….big game, but if you can beat their nose, you stand a decent shot at being able to sneak into range. And like you said, they are delicious.

                            tailfeather
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                              in reply to: Now that it's over #8684

                              Steve Graf wrote: [quote=tailfeather]

                              I plan to hunt… some hog hunting with the longbow…

                              Need help?Sure!!

                              tailfeather
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                                Be careful and have fun, Gents. Anxiously awaiting updates. Oh, as of 8:08 am, Etter had just crossed the Tombigbee River in Bama heading west. 😀

                                tailfeather
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                                  in reply to: Good Reads #57879

                                  Smithhammer wrote:

                                  Q: Why do Crocs have holes in them?

                                  A: So your pride can leak out.

                                  :lol::lol:

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