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Thu, 2006-02-23 22:28

PurcellSportingGoods

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TN Turkey Hunting

Any TN turkey hunters here....I like to get down there to do some spring turkey hunting with some family. You guys ready for the season? I can barely wait!

Fri, 2006-02-24 08:46

tnhoundsman

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TN Turkey Hunting

ready as i'll ever be

Mon, 2006-03-20 14:23

Bryan_Buckmaster

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Trukey season

Not as ready as my wife and "her" cat. They are both sick of me walking around the house practicing turkey calls.

Fri, 2006-03-24 13:44

psychowolverine

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Location: Middle Tennessee

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TN Turkey Hunting

Im ready...have my sights on a bearded hen I have been watching for a few years.. Seen a few good toms too, but not interrested in them.

Good luck to you.

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Hunting Tip: Deer Stand Movement

If you're lucky enough to be on private land and can leave your stand up during the off season you can tie an old piece of cloth or something of the sort to your stand. I like to use an old camo bandana that I have. That way the deer get used to the movement and eventually don't bother even looking up when there is slight movement. This may just give you the time to draw your bow or raise your gun without being detected.