In the fall.
The seasons overlap. The terrain overlaps. The tactics overlap. With a crossbow, you can take either.
Anyone doing this?
Hunting Deer and Turkey together...
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Re: Hunting Deer and Turkey together...
PaulFWI wrote:In the fall.
The seasons overlap. The terrain overlaps. The tactics overlap. With a crossbow, you can take either.
Anyone doing this?
I actually bought a turkey tag after having two gobblers walk by me during the season last year, and never saw another after buying the tag.
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I keep a call with me and have shot a couple birds in the fall while bowhunting. But not something I really take into account, just try to be ready if an opportunity presents itself.
Some do. Some don't. I just might...
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PaulFWI wrote:In the fall.
The seasons overlap. The terrain overlaps. The tactics overlap. With a crossbow, you can take either.
Anyone doing this?
I killed one with a bow last October incidentally while deer hunting. We get two free archery tags with our deer tags in Missouri.
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I decided that this was a terrible idea in practice. Tactics, terrain, etc. far too different.
Turkey as a target of opportunity while deer hunting, maybe (but it's quite unlikely IMO).
I probably had a lot of people laughing at me over this one, rightly.
Turkey as a target of opportunity while deer hunting, maybe (but it's quite unlikely IMO).
I probably had a lot of people laughing at me over this one, rightly.
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