spitndrum
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Good Luck to all of those who go out this weekend, its gonna be wet for the most part I might get to make it out it depends if my lil nephew decides to make his grand appereance in this world today.
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Trevor2
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Very nice
Grizzly Johnson
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Looks like he is a happy fellow!!!
bigasports
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SWEET, CONGRATS!
My son got his first. 21 lbs, 9" beard 7/8" spurs. Killed it with his Great Granddad's Winchester mod.37 20 ga. Sat through thunder and pretty hard rain then 5 minutes after the rain they came off the roost and landed about 50 yards out. 2 toms and a hen, they made their way in to the decoys and he took a 30 yard shot.
spitndrum
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Awesome Carl!
Tried a pretty radical set up this morning.
Went in well before daylight, put up my new Rhino blind right smack in the middle of a pasture close to where I thought they were roosting.
It started getting a little lighter and all of a sudden they all woke up.
Cuttin, yelping, purrin, they did it all.
Then a hoot owl sounded off and man about jumped out of his chair.
6 or 7 gobblers and a couple jakes all fired off.
Then every time a donkey would holler they would all gobble.
This went on for about 20 minutes.
We could peek out of the blind and see 5 different longbeards in the trees, all within 75 yards of us.
There was one roosted not more than 40 yards from us. We could see his beard with our naked eyes as he sat there waiting to fly down.
He was behind us and to the right of where we wanted him though.
Finally man whispered and said, "He just flew down behind us."
I leaned back in my chair and used one finger to slide the flap up where I could see.
Sure enough he had hit the ground 40 yards behind us, just over the crest of the hill.
I told man to get up, turn around and get on one knee.
He did and stuck the gun out the window.
I told him if he didn't have a perfect shot to hold off because it was still very early and we had lots of birds around us.
23 pounds
10" and 6" beards
1 1/4" and 7/8" spurs (one was broke off)
Dickson County
He has killed jakes before but never a longbeard.
I think he started out right on them.
Put a great shot on him at 35 yards as he walked towards the top of the hill and put his head straight up to look around.
He got a face full of number 5's for his trouble.
Shot him at 6:40 and while we were standing there with my foot on his head they were still gobbling on the roost and another longbeard flew down 150 yards away, swelled up and started gobbling.
Good morning.
Went in well before daylight, put up my new Rhino blind right smack in the middle of a pasture close to where I thought they were roosting.
It started getting a little lighter and all of a sudden they all woke up.
Cuttin, yelping, purrin, they did it all.
Then a hoot owl sounded off and man about jumped out of his chair.
6 or 7 gobblers and a couple jakes all fired off.
Then every time a donkey would holler they would all gobble.
This went on for about 20 minutes.
We could peek out of the blind and see 5 different longbeards in the trees, all within 75 yards of us.
There was one roosted not more than 40 yards from us. We could see his beard with our naked eyes as he sat there waiting to fly down.
He was behind us and to the right of where we wanted him though.
Finally man whispered and said, "He just flew down behind us."
I leaned back in my chair and used one finger to slide the flap up where I could see.
Sure enough he had hit the ground 40 yards behind us, just over the crest of the hill.
I told man to get up, turn around and get on one knee.
He did and stuck the gun out the window.
I told him if he didn't have a perfect shot to hold off because it was still very early and we had lots of birds around us.
23 pounds
10" and 6" beards
1 1/4" and 7/8" spurs (one was broke off)
Dickson County
He has killed jakes before but never a longbeard.
I think he started out right on them.
Put a great shot on him at 35 yards as he walked towards the top of the hill and put his head straight up to look around.
He got a face full of number 5's for his trouble.
Shot him at 6:40 and while we were standing there with my foot on his head they were still gobbling on the roost and another longbeard flew down 150 yards away, swelled up and started gobbling.
Good morning.
encore06
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Congrats to all!!! 
I knew it would be a slaughter. I had to drive from lewisburg to tullahoma this morn and there were strutter in every other field in seemed and very few hens with them
Grizzly Johnson
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Nice job young fellows!!! Congrats on some fine birds!!!
worked on a different group for about an hour or so and had one nice one in range for a bit but i could never get the hens out of the way and the bird to get out of strut at the same time. ended up giving up on those and worked around to a different spot and called in this one with 4 others within 12mins of hearing them.
25.3lbs 1 1/14 spurs.
25.3lbs 1 1/14 spurs.
whiskey
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My son's first turkey to go along with his first deer this past year. Broke his neck at 30 yards. Too bad it wasn't next weekend because his buddy came back to whip up on him and I would have broke his neck too. 
17 lbs. 8 oz.
7 3/4" beard
3/4" spurs
17 lbs. 8 oz.
7 3/4" beard
3/4" spurs
rbreedi1
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Awesome job guys
reflex264
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Great going to all the young folks. A huge congrats!!!!!!!
Awesome pics, love seeing the juveniles have success. Keep them coming.
bucks2beards outdoor
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This evening found Team B2B in a double Bull blind with 7 year ol Hunter Weaver ,long story short BBD Baby!!!!
all on video I will post video later on.
dont know how to load pics on this site
all on video I will post video later on.
dont know how to load pics on this site
