Interesting. Got a link?

Many years ago I was in situation #1 and let the bird go, thinking he'd fly down in front of me. Wrong. He flew down alright, but hit the ground running away! Consulted with my mentors and realized that should have been a dead turkey since he was called in. Next time it happens, it will be. Situatio...

Same reason you can't shoot hogs at night on private land during deer season...it is automatically assumed you woudl shoot deer instead of hogs. You mean public lands? http://mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/wild-hog-program/wild-hog-faq's.aspx Q: Can I hunt wild hogs at night in Mississippi? A: On priva...

Loving these articles. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats to you both. Enjoyed the story!

Some more info on it:
http://www.ammoland.com/2014/10/country ... z3GuVFfzzO


Wow @ "Their 55,000-acre ranch..."

Here's the story on this guy and the incident. He is my second cousin, first removed, and my client. The coyotes have recently killed and eaten all of his pets, including his prize yorkie named "Sgt Yorkie", and terrorized his small children. So, he was understandably angry and on a missi...

I'm still lol'ing at that all caps quote.

Congrats on a well.deserved bird!


Loved the story, thanks for taking the time to share.

I can hear it a long ways. It is definitely an advantage if you can hear it. I killed one bird this year that came in behind me while working a gobbling bird in front of me. I would have never known he was there if I hadn't heard him drumming. It also helps tremendously to get your gun pointed in t...

Congrats on the bird!

I'm living in southeast MS now and missing those woods some kind of bad....

Yup.

I've used a 26" and a 23". I doubt I ever go longer than 23" again.