Hunting Thread, Local turkey hunters in Outdoors; I've never hunted Turkey's either. I checked out some info on the Sutherland Turkey Tune-up and it sounds like it ...  | | 
Jan-31-2007, 04:01 PM
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#13 | | Dirty White Boy
Name: Scott Age: 43 Vessel: Gone baby, gone Location: Point Loma Job:Getting Paid Bio: Living in exile
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I've never hunted Turkey's either. I checked out some info on the Sutherland Turkey Tune-up and it sounds like it could be a good way to pick up some info. Anyone else gone to this in the past?
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Feb-01-2007, 08:43 AM
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#14 | | Moderator
Name: Nate Vessel: 18' Parker, "el Toro" Location: La Jolla Job:Wealth Manager
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I went and drew a hunt last year. Nothing special. Fun to BS with the guys and they raffle off some good swag, but unless you draw one of the first hunts of the season, it aint that hot.
I drew the second to the last pick. We got one little jake to gobble back at us several times, but that was it. He already had a lady and would not commit to my calling and come within range. We were lucky to even see/hear a real turkey.
I'm not going this year. Just too much other stuff going on.
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Feb-01-2007, 12:12 PM
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#15 | | Registered User
Name: Rob Vessel: imaginary Location: chulajuana Job:treading water
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Mike..pm sent. nate I got less going on so I am in planning mode.
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Feb-01-2007, 12:55 PM
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#16 | | Registered User
Name: ROCKY Age: 40 Vessel: 8FT FLAT BOTTOM Location: SIDNEY MICHIGAN Job:AUTO TECHNICIAN Bio: LOVE HUNTING, FISHING, & HOBBY FARMING
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MY WIFE LEFT ME SEVERAL YEARS AGO BECAUSE I STARTED TURKEY
HUNTING, IT WAS THE BEST DECISION I EVER MADE. IT IS ABSOLUTLY AWESOME HUNTING HERE IN MICHIGAN
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Feb-01-2007, 01:26 PM
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#17 | | Moderator
Name: Nate Vessel: 18' Parker, "el Toro" Location: La Jolla Job:Wealth Manager
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Rob, definitely go and take your bow. Last year they had a bow shot (1 arrow from about 17 yards) competition where you try to hit a small spot on a paper turkey target. I was really close, then some lady center punched it. She won a real nice fanny pack. The raffled off a bunch of other calls, shirts and hats, even a couple Tejon hunts. That part was cool.
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Feb-01-2007, 09:38 PM
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#18 | | Registered User
Name: Stefan Age: 48 Vessel: Mako 224 CC, FULL RACK Location: San Pedro, Ca. Job:Const Supv
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I've never been, anyone care to take a rookie? Maybe trade?
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Feb-01-2007, 10:23 PM
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#19 | | Registered User
Name: Rob Vessel: imaginary Location: chulajuana Job:treading water
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Originally Posted by el Toro  Rob, definitely go and take your bow. Last year they had a bow shot (1 arrow from about 17 yards) competition where you try to hit a small spot on a paper turkey target. I was really close, then some lady center punched it. She won a real nice fanny pack. The raffled off a bunch of other calls, shirts and hats, even a couple Tejon hunts. That part was cool. | nate, just go put your arrow on the mark and I think I can find it!! sent email already to get the info..
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Feb-03-2007, 05:50 PM
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#20 | | Backlash pro
Name: David Vessel: 28' Skipjack Location: Irvine Job:Landscape Architect & fishing bum
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I am all over this, only thing is what areas are great to head to? I've never gone for turkey, but will this season. When in Julian in the fall, I couldn't believe the numbers of birds in the local hills - any hunting in the area?
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Feb-03-2007, 10:31 PM
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Name: Kris Age: 30 Vessel: ProHo Location: Escondido Job:Motorcycle Industry
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Found these guys today. Deer in the first pic.
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Feb-03-2007, 11:38 PM
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#22 | | Captain
Name: Tim "MacDaddy" Schaeffer Vessel: Inflatable farm animals Location: East County Job:Keeping your wife happy...3.7 seconds at a time!
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Wow...nice pictures! Private land? What calls/decs/loads would you guys recommend for a newbe?
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Feb-03-2007, 11:40 PM
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Name: Oliver T Age: 22 Vessel: 6'2" Lukas Location: San Marcos Job:Student, Lyon's Muffler Bio: sir, i want your daughter
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is that by the Orozco range?
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Feb-04-2007, 02:21 PM
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Name: Kris Age: 30 Vessel: ProHo Location: Escondido Job:Motorcycle Industry
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Julian.
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