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2024 Turkey Thread

God blessed me this morning on our opener with a crossbow Gobbler. 17 yards with a rage two blade slip cam 2” cut. I’ve never used Rage broadheads before. He didn’t go 40 yards. His buddy didn’t know what to do for a little while.
 

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God blessed me this morning on our opener with a crossbow Gobbler. 17 yards with a rage two blade slip cam 2” cut. I’ve never used Rage broadheads before. He didn’t go 40 yards. His buddy didn’t know what to do for a little while.
Congratulations! I had 3 around m e first thing however Henrietta lured them away in the wrong direction. I'm not done yet however we can only hunt until noon in NH.
 
Fortunately, many are starting to understand why we are having the problems. The GA DNR has been burning more over the past few yrs. We can only kill 1 gobbler on a single WMA. If we want to kill a 2nd we have to find another WMA. They shortened seasons, eliminated coon, and possum season/limits. They have allowed you to hunt predators on public with centerfires and electronic calls during small game. It just takes time.


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South Carolina public land has been under constant attack from "controlled burning" for quite some time. They are doing the burn intentionally to massively reduce the amount of animals on public land to thereby reduce the amount of hunters on said public land. It is one of many tactics being used around the country to reduce overall hunter numbers in my opinion (which is based on discussions with fellow hunters all over the country that I hunt with and what they deal with annually).

 
Congratulations! I had 3 around m e first thing however Henrietta lured them away in the wrong direction. I'm not done yet however we can only hunt until noon in NH.
Same in NY. Good luck! I heard all gobbling this morning and no hens.
 
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