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All Hunting => Fall Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: West Augusta on October 28, 2020, 04:11:06 PM
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With some help from a Riley Corder anodized aluminum call, I believe it's canarywood pot, I called in 10 hens this afternoon.
This one wanted a ride in my truck.
Coupled with my Thin Win striker, this may be the best sounding pot call I own. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201028/9d734d0e307ec458d8f6525f68078c25.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201028/ac43cb13d249fa86b6b29c89792975e4.jpg)
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*up* *up*
Way to go! Tell me more, what is Thin Win?
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Way to go! Tell me more, what is Thin Win?
Thin Win is a type of wood. It's like a natural Dymondwood in my opinion.
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Great job! At least someone is having some luck out in the woods and not shooting a tree :)
Now is that the only bird you can harvest? We have 2 tags, but even filling one appears to be a tall order for me. Hoping to get out this afternoon, tomorrow afternoon and Saturday!
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Great job! At least someone is having some luck out in the woods and not shooting a tree :)
Now is that the only bird you can harvest? We have 2 tags, but even filling one appears to be a tall order for me. Hoping to get out this afternoon, tomorrow afternoon and Saturday!
In West Virginia, we can get two "bearded" turkeys in the spring and one "turkey of either sex" in the fall. Three total.
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Great job!
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Congrats on a nice one
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Great bird Steve! Well done! You make it look TOO easy. *lol*
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Congrats Steve and you can go wrong with a Corder pot call! *up* *up*
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congrats Steve on a great hunt with a super call from a great young woman