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I just got 32 oz bottle and 12 oz bottle of scent killer for 10 with a 5 dollar rebate at Gander. Over 99 percent effective at Rutgers makes me believe it may be a lil better quality product.

How do you guys get them to cast any distance? I can't get them to throw a lure for anything. I tried 15 lb mono and 8 lb braid and neither would cast more than 20 yds. Tried throwing crankbaits and stickbaits. Friend has the same problem with his. I much prefer spinning reels as of now.

How do you guys get them to cast any distance? I can't get them to throw a lure for anything. I tried 15 lb mono and 8 lb braid and neither would cast more than 20 yds. Tried throwing crankbaits and stickbaits. Friend has the same problem with his. I much prefer spinning reels as of now.

Went out with my buddy Joey to one his farms around 9am. Made a couple calls into a long stretch of woods and heard a gobble way off. So we booked it down the edge and into a old logging road. Set up and started calling, got a immediate response. Kept calling aggresively and about 20 mins later, I catch movement coming through the woods 30 yds in front of me. Laid him down at 30 yds, had a big ol thick paintbrush on him. Did the high 5's and off to the lake for the rest of the day. 10 1/4 beard

I'd use no decoy, get there in the dark dark, and get as close as possible facing the direction i think he's at. And make sure im in some cover to conceal. Id try to call the hen in. Actually doin the same thing in the am with my buddie. Gobbler going crazy at a place we've never hunted b4.

There all gimmicks, learn there natural patterns and you'll be a lot better off. With some extra cash in your pocket IMO

I like the HS Strut mouth calls and aluminum type friction calls for loud aggresive calling. Ive noticed my calling vs my buddies softer style calling gets them gobbling and commited. We would never known many of the birds were ever in the area with their soft calling.

Congrats on a dandy, good thing you got up or his buddies might of came over and brusied him up for ya.

Thanks guys, just love getting out in the mornings and calling up birds. Hope everyones luck has been good.

Never had any luck gentle calling a bird in. I say give it to em loud and proud, I get very aggresive with my birds. To each his own though, Ill stay with what works for me. Good Luck and let us know.

Had my buddies family do last years mount, I believe its his second year doing them am Im happy with it. What do you guys think. Was half the price of my regular taxidermist bill.

Went out with my buddy Btank this am to a local farm. Was walking in and saw a couple birds a 100 yds down a roadway and then out in a clover field. Jumped off the roadway just enough to stick the blind up quick while my buddy put his new pretty boy set out within arms reach of the blind. Made 2 quick calls and not two minutes later they were in our lap at 10 yds. We were having a hard time trying to get them to seperate their heads enough. Buddy starts the good Ol countdown on 3, he has the left bird and I the right. Ready 1, Bang, mines down, his does a 2 ft hop and lands back on his ft. Bang, his is down. All the while we're both laughing our ars's off. We go check them out, mine ends up having a 11 1/2 inch beard and his has a 10 1/2 inch beard. YEEEEHHAAAWW.. Free ride in the back of the pickup.

So opening morning up to my familys camp, my brothers watching the ball game with the windows open and hears a gobble. Looks out the window in our yard and sees this. Do you guys really think this guys wild? Our land borders state land on one side and the few neighbors we have Ive never seen any domesticated ones around. He says it has a 8 inch beard or so if that means anything. Is the only way to tell would be to see if it will fly?

Awww..... There so cute...

The 10 gauge is just plain awesome, best 100 bucks I ever spent. Took the big chunk of weight out of the stock so it's lighter and still more delightful to shoot than my benelli or 870 I use to have. It's hard to imagine but like the other guy said, its more of a push feeling than a quick kick. Much less painful than my benelli sbe, 870, or 835 ultimag. Shooting Hevi 13, 2 3/8oz #5s with a jellyhead tube. AMAZING