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Great job! Glad to hear you tagged out! Awesome calling skills also!!

Holy crap! Nice work, I bet you had to shout out a lot of cash for all of those

If you have done everything you can to fix the problem, torque like DB said, looked it over, make sure scope is ok etc. send it back to Remington, they will most likely send a new rifle or fix the problem.

Pics pics pics!!! Great job tagging out!!!

Great job!!!! Nicely done with the bow just adds the icing on the cake!!!

Great job, and your calls worked fantastic!

Great job!!! 2 thumbs up for bear wallow cafe

I would consider that chevy 4x4 that's on sale here in the classifieds! Sweet truck

Trade for a 243 model seven predator camo fluted barrel with vortex scope??? :-)

Ok let me know if just the rifle sells

Let me know what you want for the dies and brass. Send me a pm with pricing if you would. I have a old rifle on the safe that I need to start working on one of these days. Thanks

Awesome!!!

Do you know what kind of mpg it gets?

Brian I'm a little jealous! I hunted 29 a lot and love calling those turkeys in. What a hoot! Good luck to you!

Awesome!!!

Great bird!!!! Good job guys

Is that a triple bearded turkey I see??? You Lucky son of a gun!!! Flat out awesome!!!! Great job

I know a fellow that had a problem with a few over at silver creek. Btw 2000 the post, I had to get one in.

Attached pic for David

I bought one new around Christmas for $99.99. I would say $80 used is a fair deal. But not on sale, and I saw the price did go up on them recently to $150.

Make sure you bring a shop vac to suck them all up

They can only trap on private property here in Az.

Don't get me wrong, the beginning of the hunt is really good as well because they are all going crazy. Lots of the smaller birds will be shot in the beginning hunts, we shot long beards this year but they were only about 2-3 year birds. There are some real big boys out there! These big boys are generally with the hens because they have already fought off the smaller jakes and Toms. The hens will allow the Tom to service them multiple times, and he is always looking for some action. So when the hens start laying eggs and sitting on them, it leaves that Tom all alone in the afternoon 12-4pm, which can be prime time to call that lonely Tom in. I'm not an expert, but enjoys Turkey hunting a lot. But yes I think the younger birds become quiet as the hunt continues, but those Big Toms can be easily called in.

What a mess if they do leave honey! :-) they prob saw a big white box and calling it home

IMO the gobblers with the hens are easier to call later in the hunt!!!! I like the later hunt, because all those hens start laying eggs and peal away from the flock in the middle of the day. That Gobbler becomes very lonely and when he hears a hen call he will come a running in wanting to "service" them, :-)!