Practice for turkeys.

[StalkingWolf]

I sat in my ground blind yesterday and practiced shooting at an old feather-flex turkey decoy at 17-20 yds. I must say that pulling off a head or neck shot on a live turkey will be an accomplishment. Gonna try it though!

 

[pjridge]

Your doing it right. After deer season I practice entirely in a sitting position or on my knees or one knee. It will pay off.

 

[stik]

a balloon on a string is good practice. it's always moving.

 

[StalkingWolf]

Yeah, shooting from the blind while sitting on a milk crate showed me just how good I wasn't. I am glad I started practicing this now. Probably will go for the body shot and save the head shot for point blank if it ever happens.

 

[jbow]

I have been doing a lot of practice standing, now it is time to practice from what my actual shooting positions will be. I'll leave the headshots to the experts. I will stick with the Rage to the ribcage for now.

 

[J-WO]

I will stick with the Rage to the ribcage for now.

Yeah,im a big fan of the rage's built in "fudge factor" myself

 

[UTGrad]

I practiced sitting down on my stool that I use in my ground blind yesterday. I am ready to stick one!

 

[Radar]

I recommend practicing on a stool in your ground blind and shooting through several of the windows to get a feel of shooting from a ground blind . It is different for sure .

 

[splitter]

never thought about shooting a balloon on a string. that would be a fun thing to do year round

 

[StalkingWolf]

I will stick with the Rage to the ribcage for now.

Yeah,im a big fan of the rage's built in "fudge factor" myself

I'm not so sure about the "fudge factor" thing.

What about the gobbler guillotine! OFF WITH THEIR HEADS! :grin:

 

[Boone 58]

 

[Boone 58]