BubbasPlace
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I knew you were into turkey porn. I have these films you will be very interested in!This thread has literally gone to the birds.
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Augur the chicken entrails?
No, it is a single shot and shot them one at a time.
The final factory quality test was ten rounds from a bench rest and the test target came with the rifle.
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I love them both
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That was me and my hubby when we first hot married: he eventually got used to it.,,lol
That is just so wrong.
Our first Cat (male) was a toilet pisser on command.
Sneak up and place that on the turkey's tail. (better then Salt)
That'd work... but it would be the last time turkeys came around.
A single .22 shot will do it. Folks do not react to one shot.
Although... there is an arrow for bow or crossbow that has sumpin called a "Bullhead" instead of a point. It decapitates the bird without bothering birds right next to it.
Lookit this video at the 3:44 mark. The Boss turkey had an interesting reaction: Decided to kick the shit outa the headless dude.
It's a tad too sexy for me. I shoot center mass. It does not really hurt the meat.
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@oldfogey8 -- If you use a crossbow, aim center mass. The feathers mean absolutely zerio to a crossbow bolt as far as "armor" is concerned.
A crossbow will shoot through Kevlar. <-- TINS
MOAR: To practice with a crossbow, you CANNOT use an archery backstop. Won't even slow the crossbow arrow down.
My target thingy is a sort of liquified fudge inside a block. The liquid grabs and stops to arrow, then relaxes and releases it so you can pull the arrow out with your fingertips. It is good for 450 feet per second bolts.
To compare with even the biggest bows:
"On average, a recurve bow will shoot arrows at around 140 to 200 fps, and compound bows will shoot arrows at 230 to 280 fps." <-- Meh. Feh. Peh.
Yup.
@oldfogey8 -- If you use a crossbow, aim center mass. The feathers mean absolutely zerio to a crossbow bolt as far as "armor" is concerned.
A crossbow will shoot through Kevlar. <-- TINS
MOAR: To practice with a crossbow, you CANNOT use an archery backstop. Won't even slow the crossbow arrow down.
My target thingy is a sort of liquified fudge inside a block. The liquid grabs and stops to arrow, then relaxes and releases it so you can pull the arrow out with your fingertips.
(*snork*) I gots two peacocks that were born in my yard 15 years ago. They are wild, but tame.
I gotta push them outa the fargin way to put black oil seeds down (their fave).
oldfogey8
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I have a hay bale that has been sitting out in the yard. Right now it is pretty soaked with water and thus very dense. That is(maybe was) my intended target stand. The center of mass option would be my preference as I don’t anticipate being a crack shot out of the gate. I’m going to call around today to see if the Fish and Game folks want to take a gander(kind of a fowl pun) at the diseased bird.
oldfogey8
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Yep. Black oil sunflower seed is my go-to feeder filler. I bought 600 lbs last fall. Down to 4 bags(160 lbs) at this point. I have enough seed husks piled up under the feeders I could use it as mulch. Seeing some migratory birds returning so my usage will be going up. I go thru 40 lbs about every week and a half in the warmer months which are early this year.
Au contraire. The wild Turkeys regularly visiting my daughters place in Louisiana are wily but dumb. They even shoot them in the back yard with a 12 ga and they still come back. If the pen is baited regularly, by the time Thanksgiving rolls around again, $100 says that they will have forgotten about it.
A gamble as the neighbors may or may not respond to a single gunshot. If you do decide to use a 22, I suggest a short or long, vis a vis a long rifle, as the long rifle is supersonic and produces a sonic crack.
Point of fact, I fired a long rifle in my side yard to dispense a squirrel that had a broken back from being hit by a car and had crawled into a rock pile, only to have a neighbor come out to see what was going on.
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