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First Turkey!
Congratulations. Nice, well deserved bird. You've learned a valuable lesson as well, where you set up is alot of turkey hunting.....you can screw alot of other things up, but not that;)- farnyboy
- Post #11
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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2023 spring turkey!
Got it done last Saturday in Indiana. Been after one with an old Winchester 410 pump. Only take it when its nice. Patience paid off with a great bird. 28#'s, 12 inch beard, 1" spurs.- farnyboy
- Post #332
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Bourbon Connoisseurs
Wellers and Eagle Rare were always go to's for me. Tin Cup came out tasters choice at a blind a guy does in our area. Beat some really good bottles and they redid it a couple weeks later and came out on top again. I've only tried their 10 year.- farnyboy
- Post #208
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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As they lay
Sorry. Have to wait on the pics to upload;)- farnyboy
- Post #1,518
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Pre '64 winchester
I agree with the others that say the one that rwill remind you the most of your dad. If your plan is to sell them the unscoped one will be easier to move along -
Determining Gauge of Antique Shotgun
That is most likely a short chambered Lefevre. Also inspect your barrels very, very carefully before firing. Those are twist steel construction and should be checked over carefully. Most likely an H grade. Should be stamped on the receiver flats. -
Bourbon Connoisseurs
Skipped to the end here and not sure if it's been mentioned but my current go to is tin cup. Got sick of begging liquor stores here to get things out of the back room that used to be on shelf at half the price- farnyboy
- Post #204
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Backpacking tents/sleep systems... thoughts?
I'll thumbs up the copper spur ul3 as well. Can run it several different ways. Fly and footprint if it's decent weather to save weight. I also have the Durston single and love it as well. My brother runs the xmid 2 and it's a roomy 2 man, but sure was glad we had the big agmes to share the last...- farnyboy
- Post #36
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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New member from Indiana
Thanks for the warm welcome!!!Good to see IN folks here. Hope your turkey seasons going well if you chase them. Gobble, gobble;) -
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Google Bot Data Mined Super-Fund Site
Just new here, but I decided after a trip to Glacier that MAYBE I would like to hunt sheep. After reading through this entire post, I spent a summer working out and buying gear. Didnt buy a tag but did go out the week before the opener to see if it was something I could even do (not much...- farnyboy
- Post #3,337
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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New member from Indiana
Greetings, New member from Indiana here. Long time lurker, first time poster. I've read alot of good advice on this site and made a backpacking trip to the Beartooths last fall because of the stories here. Appreciate all the insights found here. Josh
