As already said, if you locate roosts or travel corridors between roosts and food sources you're in like flint. If you find wild grapes near a soybean field --be ready for action!
The wild grapes I've seen this spring look like they'll be heavy with fruit.
I think I'm gonna try it!
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- Duke0002
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Re: I think I'm gonna try it!
by Duke0002 » May 29th, 2012, 9:38 pm
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Re: I think I'm gonna try it!
by thunderchicken » June 3rd, 2012, 11:38 am
I have really grown to love FALL turkey hunting...........I had some great hunts last fall including 2 bow misses on huge gobblers.......I have a new blind coming and am really looking forward to the fall season here in NH which runs for 3 months!!!!!!
Impatience is hard to ignore, but patience puts the bird in the truck!
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