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Barrel Decals

well i finally decided on what i am getting.

1. Philippians 4:13
2. Psalms 42:1
3. 4 turkey tracks
4. TTCM (team thunder chicken mafia)


will put them on for the season and see if they make it. I have a feeling what ever goes on the stoeger may not make it through the season but we will see.
 
Sorry if I missed a link to this site earlier in this post, but I wanted to give them a thumbs up too. I ordered a set of barrel decals for my new turkey gun and they were prepared and packaged to ship within a couple hours. I got an email with a tracking number and you can get about any saying you want.

http://www.precngraving.com/index.php?l ... tail&p=751

Price isn't bad considering you get two stickers.
 
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
 
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
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Interesting theory man, but my gun has killed 4 since I have owned it and the older fellar I hunted with, who I bought it off of has killed tons with it.But good luck with that.
 
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
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hahaah thats good stuff! well i can assure you my gun is 2 years old and it has 8 on it so far....my 870 is 10 years old and it has 23 on it so far. I have not put one on my 1100 but when i do it will have >25 on it. But hey everyone has opinions.


besides why do so many people go straight to the AMOUNT a person has killed? why is the number so important? does a higher amount equal a better hunter. I mean geez anyone can kill a turkey if they sit long enough. I am no pro by any means and have worked HARD for some of those birds. i have crawled, ran, fell, rolled...i have pretty much swam and climbed for a kill. I know plenty of guys that I would classify as world class turkey hunters that just choose to not shot that often, they prefer to let others shoot. I just dont get the #'s game that some always seem to go to. Heck i have much more respect for a guy killing birds in areas that are not "covered" up with them, over a guy hunting a big track all to himself that has birds everywhere. Public land hunters that are successful also get mad respect from me...that there is tough sledding!!
 
REN said:
well i finally decided on what i am getting.

1. Philippians 4:13
2. Psalms 42:1
3. 4 turkey tracks
4. TTCM (team thunder chicken mafia)


will put them on for the season and see if they make it. I have a feeling what ever goes on the stoeger may not make it through the season but we will see.
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Meat stick has been through the turkey woods alot and very RAPID at that :grin: been in the bottom of a boat as well going to the duck blind propped up on the duck blind etc etc all letter intact!
 
Got my new ones today and put them on, I'll get pics after the weekend...

Game Over
Genesis 27:3
Air Traffic Control
Acts 11:7

Is what I decided on
 
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
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Agreed, generally speaking when folks are more concerned about their gear or what they look like it is to compensate for something else.
 
REN said:
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
Click to expand...


hahaah thats good stuff! well i can assure you my gun is 2 years old and it has 8 on it so far....my 870 is 10 years old and it has 23 on it so far. I have not put one on my 1100 but when i do it will have >25 on it. But hey everyone has opinions.


besides why do so many people go straight to the AMOUNT a person has killed? why is the number so important? does a higher amount equal a better hunter. I mean geez anyone can kill a turkey if they sit long enough. I am no pro by any means and have worked HARD for some of those birds. i have crawled, ran, fell, rolled...i have pretty much swam and climbed for a kill. I know plenty of guys that I would classify as world class turkey hunters that just choose to not shot that often, they prefer to let others shoot. I just dont get the #'s game that some always seem to go to. Heck i have much more respect for a guy killing birds in areas that are not "covered" up with them, over a guy hunting a big track all to himself that has birds everywhere. Public land hunters that are successful also get mad respect from me...that there is tough sledding!!
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Well said.
 
Setterman said:
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
Click to expand...

Agreed, generally speaking when folks are more concerned about their gear or what they look like it is to compensate for something else.
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and at the same time people who tend to brag or be more worried about the number they have killed are compensating for something else. It works both ways.

IMO a good hunter is someone who has the passion and willingness to learn. Have the ethics and woodsmen-ship it takes to be successful. Is always in the search to be better and learn more and is willing to take a humble approach to the game. Is aware enough to learn from experience and has no problems asking questions or admitting they dont know everything and never will. People fitting that bill are at the top of the list in my book. Everyone has to start at zero and some are not blessed enough to have started as kids or have the places to go and speed up the experience process.
 
REN said:
Setterman said:
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
Click to expand...

Agreed, generally speaking when folks are more concerned about their gear or what they look like it is to compensate for something else.
Click to expand...


and at the same time people who tend to brag or be more worried about the number they have killed are compensating for something else. It works both ways.

IMO a good hunter is someone who has the passion and willingness to learn. Have the ethics and woodsmen-ship it takes to be successful. Is always in the search to be better and learn more and is willing to take a humble approach to the game. Is aware enough to learn from experience and has no problems asking questions or admitting they dont know everything and never will. People fitting that bill are at the top of the list in my book. Everyone has to start at zero and some are not blessed enough to have started as kids or have the places to go and speed up the experience process.
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bingo!
 
mathews338 said:
REN said:
Setterman said:
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
Click to expand...

Agreed, generally speaking when folks are more concerned about their gear or what they look like it is to compensate for something else.
Click to expand...


and at the same time people who tend to brag or be more worried about the number they have killed are compensating for something else. It works both ways.

IMO a good hunter is someone who has the passion and willingness to learn. Have the ethics and woodsmen-ship it takes to be successful. Is always in the search to be better and learn more and is willing to take a humble approach to the game. Is aware enough to learn from experience and has no problems asking questions or admitting they dont know everything and never will. People fitting that bill are at the top of the list in my book. Everyone has to start at zero and some are not blessed enough to have started as kids or have the places to go and speed up the experience process.
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bingo!
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REN said:
Setterman said:
KSbuck said:
....when I see a name decal on a barrel it's a pretty good bet that the gun has killed less than 5 birds.
Click to expand...

Agreed, generally speaking when folks are more concerned about their gear or what they look like it is to compensate for something else.
Click to expand...


and at the same time people who tend to brag or be more worried about the number they have killed are compensating for something else. It works both ways.

IMO a good hunter is someone who has the passion and willingness to learn. Have the ethics and woodsmen-ship it takes to be successful. Is always in the search to be better and learn more and is willing to take a humble approach to the game. Is aware enough to learn from experience and has no problems asking questions or admitting they dont know everything and never will. People fitting that bill are at the top of the list in my book. Everyone has to start at zero and some are not blessed enough to have started as kids or have the places to go and speed up the experience process.
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Very True!
 

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