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Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:16 am
by champcaller
teul2 wrote:LawDawg wrote:DUCKAHOLIC wrote:This is not a vest but is the best thing to happen to turkey hunting in a looooong time
http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product. ... BIK-517165. we ordered some 4 years ago when we were going to Texas and had them delivered to the outfitter.....I will not go in the woods without it
you aren't even kidding. Those chairs are the bees knees.
+100 million
I end up toting a bunch of crap to the woods turkey hunting now, but that chair will always be one of the things. I have a hard time sitting still for long periods of time if there is no action going on. I get uncomfortable, have to shift, make noise, etc. This chair makes that much easier.
I have the Ol' Tom strap vest. It caries all the junk I need with out the bulk of a full vest. And my favorite feature on it by far is the mag-attach seat. It's quick and easy to slap it up and go. Don't have to fool with snaps and buckles to get your seat up and out of the way.
dang, it must suck getting old...
jk those look like they'd be the ticket for long sits.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:20 pm
by teul2
champcaller wrote:dang, it must suck getting old...
It's coming, just hold on.

Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 3:37 pm
by DUCKAHOLIC
Getting old aint got nothin to do with that chair....Buck wont go without his and hes 10......bring ur little young but with me on a turkey excursion, I can promise i can show you I aint old.........
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:02 pm
by JLT
I'm ready Duckaholic.....hollar if ya'll need an extra hen for youth. I don't have anyone lined up yet. I am also a pretty decent camera hand.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:15 pm
by champcaller
i'm sure you can chase em around just fine. givin' ya'll a hard time is all
sounds like he's got it made! using a chair ain't to conducive for where i hunt, but I can see how that sucker would come in handy, especially out west.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 7:51 pm
by JLT
I'm thinking of going at it this year with my 6 pocket pants and button up shirt. Facemask and gloves in pockets and mouth call holder around neck. That's all I use 90% of the time anyway.......
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 9:38 pm
by Hole Hunter
teul2 wrote:I have the Ol' Tom strap vest. It caries all the junk I need with out the bulk of a full vest. And my favorite feature on it by far is the mag-attach seat. It's quick and easy to slap it up and go. Don't have to fool with snaps and buckles to get your seat up and out of the way.
Totally agree, that seat is the best feature by far. I guess I am just a minimalist when it comes to turkey hunting. I don't see how you guys chase turkey's carrying around a seat in addition to everything else required.
The last thing I want is to look like a dang chinese tourist coming through the turkey woods. But Hey, if it works for you more power to ya. Maybe I am missing out.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:25 pm
by teul2
Hole Hunter wrote:I don't see how you guys chase turkey's carrying around a seat in addition to everything else required.
The last thing I want is to look like a dang chinese tourist coming through the turkey woods. But Hey, if it works for you more power to ya. Maybe I am missing out.
It's out of necessity for me really. Ask anyone who's turkey hunted with me, I'm ADD, RLS, and impatient with turkeys. Probably why I'm not a great turkey hunter. But I love it.
And I probably do look like a pack mule coming through the woods. But, if it comes to a run and gun situation, I'll dump the stuff and come back for it.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:12 am
by DUCKAHOLIC
JLT wrote:I'm ready Duckaholic.....hollar if ya'll need an extra hen for youth. I don't have anyone lined up yet. I am also a pretty decent camera hand.
Josh I got to find one first......we will be out youth weekend as Boo has a soccer tournament in Birmingham....but if you find one you want Buck to shoot for ya in the afternoon during youth weekend just let me know. or hell any weekend for that matter. We had one bird on our place last year and he got him the second weekend, although it was a huge bird....it was a crappy year after that
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:44 am
by H20 Fowl
teul2 wrote:Hole Hunter wrote:I don't see how you guys chase turkey's carrying around a seat in addition to everything else required.
The last thing I want is to look like a dang chinese tourist coming through the turkey woods. But Hey, if it works for you more power to ya. Maybe I am missing out.
It's out of necessity for me really. Ask anyone who's turkey hunted with me, I'm ADD, RLS, and impatient with turkeys. Probably why I'm not a great turkey hunter. But I love it.
And I probably do look like a pack mule coming through the woods. But, if it comes to a run and gun situation, I'll dump the stuff and come back for it.
Hey remember that time we killed 6 turkeys in two days? It would have been one day if you had been able to get your booty outta that chair and turn around to shoot! LOL. In all seriousness though, them chairs are a life saver out west!
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:42 am
by WilM88
My old mossy oak NWTF vest has finally bit the bullet, not to mention i'v had it since I was 14... I'm either about to get the Mossy Oak Elite or the Ol Tom strap vest. Can't decide.
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2013 2:41 pm
by JLT
I figured y'all were covered up at the camp. I might know where one lives at, but tell Jr it might come with some hard labor;)
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 1:23 am
by Seymore
Got the Tactical Tatr II from Cabelas for a vest. I use the turkey chair as well.
One thing I have found that is absolutely the best thing for me is a Hunt Comfort cushion. They are very pricey. However, they are made with the same materials that are used in cushions for people who are either paraplegic or quadriplegic. Wheelchair seats have to be made to be sat on for very long periods of time and have to allow for blood flow and not promote pressure sores. Trust me. Get one of these seats and you won't go to the deer stand, turkey woods, or duck blind without it. And no I don't own stock or have any connection with the company. I just love the seat. I've got 4 or 5 of them for the boat, deer camp, and even using at the kids ball games. I've even toted one in to the auditorium for school plays and stuff as sitting in the wooden chairs that are in most school auditoriums tear me up.
http://huntcomfort.com/?page_id=12&gcli ... nAodh3UAjA
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 8:32 am
by Sod Man
I know I will probably get laughed off this board when I say this but here goes
The forever comfy gel seat they sell on tv and some cheap camp or green material from Walmart
And the wife or someone who can sew and you can make the hunt buddy seat for about half or less what u buy it for and it will fit your whole butt on it
Re: Ask TS --turkey vest?
Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 4:43 pm
by campcreekfarm
They are good vests for the 2 weeks that they last

. I dont know anyone who has ever had one that lasted more than a season without tearing to pieces.