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Old 01-14-2010, 11:52 AM   #1
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What's the best way to turkey hunt Brushy Hill. Do you set up a pop-up brush it and wait? Do you set up around feeders or on the corn route? I think Marshall (my 10 yr old) would have a blast just wondering about shot opportunities and shot distance.
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Old 02-20-2010, 12:29 PM   #2
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What's the best way to turkey hunt Brushy Hill. Do you set up a pop-up brush it and wait? Do you set up around feeders or on the corn route? I think Marshall (my 10 yr old) would have a blast just wondering about shot opportunities and shot distance.
Ditto. How is it setup?
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Ditto. How is it setup?
I am by no means an expert on this because I have only been one time on the G&G but what I saw the time I went was to listen for the turkeys and then try and set up and call them in. Don't sit around the feeders because the animals will stay away from them. Find a good place to set up on the feed route and hunt it. Bob
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Old 02-22-2010, 12:10 AM   #4
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I agree with Bobster on listening for them and moving to where they're at. Feed route is good. I don't know that the turkeys are as spooky around feeders as would be deer and hogs. One fellow on a hunt told me that when the feeder went off a gobbler was trotting up the road to it, until of course he saw the hunter.

Strickland is probably the best person to answer this as he is a lot better turkey hunter than most of the rest of us. I think it's kinda that old takes one to know one.....
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