We shoot the first Sunday of every month.

We host a small rendezvous in July, this year its July 17-19. We are very open to new people, visitors and curious public.
We don't really have any demo's, usually no vendors, but we shoot all weekend, have women's and kid's games, and a lot of fun.

Ours is really high. $5.59 for regular. Our tax is some of the highest in the nation and our governor wants another 8 cents oh and our governor SHE has a Wife

And men in womens......

They can be a challenge to feed and raise as I found out. Don't feed them live worms. Their feeding routine can be tricky. Dont feed them too much or too often.

Sorry I can't help any further.

I found photos of Zim's call from Pete...




My favorite is also a box call made for me by Pete.
This one is mine!


I used that one to bring in my 19th turkey in 2016, and every one since then. I don't go down in the woods for turkey without it!

This issue of Fur Fish Game magazine is dated September 1926, and it is in very nice condition.  It has 80 pages of great articles and unique ads.   Some of the feature articles are: "Fur Trading in the North" by Raymond Thompson, "Raccoon, Mink and Bear Trapping" by E. F. Keith and The Adrirondacks of Today by E. J. Dailey. $75.00 plus shipping.




This vintage issue of Fur Fish Game magazine is dated November 1931.  It is in nice condition for its age, there is some wear on the spine.  E. J. Dailey wrote an article titled "Sand Hill Trapping," and Bill Hoffman had an interesting article titled "The Life of a Trapper in Northern Canada." $25.00 plus shipping.

I will need your address to determine shipping, I only charge actual cost. I accept personal checks, money orders and PayPal.

Dang. Are you wanting a participation trophy? Sounds like a Thursday to me.

Dollar cost averaging is always a good idea.

Another is to have some cash in wait for good buys.

The last dip in the SP is a good example.

I gotcha.
At least those nonresident youth permits are cheap.
Our pressured Missouri birds typically aren’t a piece of cake lol.

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I have turkey hunted for 45 years and can honestly say I never heard it. I have heard the wings dragging and heard him spit but never drum.

The snow is finally going and the kitchen table gets cluttered up with the good ones that get drug home. The hard white set that has been down for a a couple years ago is a net typical booner.