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sLap · August 15, 1999, 08:48 PM

I turky hunt very cheap you can pick up a old bolt action Shotgun mine cost $50 there easy to clean up. Bad side is only 2 3/4 are on the cheap side. I also picked up camo burlap and a realtree longsleve tee from wallymart cut strips of the camo burlap and sew them to the tee and used left over burlap to cover the gun. With camo mesh gloves and head net and camo pants it all works well together. Turkys so far have been the hardest game I ever hunted but the most fun. Only wish they would let us use .22 rim for them here in NY. One outher hint practise your call my frist year all I could call in were about 800 crows and realy pissed off a whitetail. Anyone ever stand hunt turky ? Thinking of trying it this year close to a roosting spot.

August 15, 1999, 08:48 PM	#3
sLap Junior Member Join Date: July 6, 1999 Posts: 3	I turky hunt very cheap you can pick up a old bolt action Shotgun mine cost $50 there easy to clean up. Bad side is only 2 3/4 are on the cheap side. I also picked up camo burlap and a realtree longsleve tee from wallymart cut strips of the camo burlap and sew them to the tee and used left over burlap to cover the gun. With camo mesh gloves and head net and camo pants it all works well together. Turkys so far have been the hardest game I ever hunted but the most fun. Only wish they would let us use .22 rim for them here in NY. One outher hint practise your call my frist year all I could call in were about 800 crows and realy pissed off a whitetail. Anyone ever stand hunt turky ? Thinking of trying it this year close to a roosting spot.