Heading out tomorrow

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Wed, 2011-05-11 09:33

Ca_Vermonster

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Heading out tomorrow

Going out for one last attempt at my first ever turkey in the morning. It's the extended season, which is junior and archery hunters only.

Birds were not talking last time I was out. Hopefully they will tomorrow......

Wish me luck!

Sat, 2011-05-14 16:07

groovy mike

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Good luck

Good luck. Go get them! I'll be trying in the morning too.

Mon, 2011-05-16 09:18

Ca_Vermonster

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Well, you're a little late

Well, you're a little late Mike, but if you had actually wished me luck prior to going out instead of 2 days AFTER, I might have shot something....

Next year........

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