Book cliffs turkey pics
UvUBowhunter
12/19/09 5:03pm
Some turkeys in the book cliffs last year.


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Nevadahunter
12/19/09 9:30pm
Nice, I think they are trying to hide from something, haha
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Springville Shooter
12/20/09 1:09pm
Cool pic, I've shot turkeys that close before and it's a hair raising experience. Just a quick question for all of you out there. Has anyone ever knocked a turkey stone cold dead? I have shot dozens, some heads clean off, and they always flop all over the place. What's up with that?-----shooter
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bc.pse
12/20/09 1:51pm
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Springville Shooter
12/20/09 2:00pm
That's a cool vid, I've seen bow and shotgun hunters knock em stiff on TV, but in all my years I never have. I shot a Jake at about 6yds right in the head with a 3in load of copper plated #6 shot. The pattern was so tight that it completely decapitated him and he flopped all over the place and sprayed blood everywhere. I just think it's funny that I can knock a big mulie stiff almost every time with a bullet that is tiny in comparison to the size of the animal, yet a 2oz load of lead won't do it to a turkey. I've shot them with a bow as well and still, major floppage. Maybe the tom turkey is the toughest animal pound for pound. They are the only animal that has ever drawn blood on me.-------shooter
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a_bow_nut
12/20/09 10:51pm
If you start shooting deer in the head you will start to see them doing the kickin chicken also.
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bc.pse
12/24/09 2:08pm
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Springville Shooter
12/24/09 3:36pm
Interesting thought, have to try that theory out on the next antlerless tag I get. I've never been a head shooter on game, but I did work at a butcher shop when I was in high school and I've shot countless steers and pigs in the head. Another wierd thing. Steers always drop stiff, pigs always flop like a turkey with the same .22 to the brain. HMMMMM pork and turkey are both white meat. I wonder if there is a connection?------shooter
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