Post by hornharvester on Apr 24, 2010 16:16:55 GMT -5
Huxbux was kind enough to invite me to hunt and camp with them in the HNF. He introduced me to his friend Steve and a couple local people named Tonya and Mark. They allowed us to camp at their home and were very nice folk. They Bar B Qed one night and had a fish fry the next. Great people!
Opening day Hux and I heard a lot of gobbling but couldn't get close to a tom. I learned that a turkey will always walk upon you during your afternoon siesta.......
. Steve hunted across the road from us and killed a nice tom around 1PM. It was 19 lbs, 8" beard and 29mm spurs.
Tuesday it rained at daylight until 9:00AM and then the sun pop out. I heard 2 gobbles all day. I had two hens in range but no toms. Hux didn't see any turkeys at all.
Friday it started raining at 2AM and I packed up and left in the morning due to all the rain fore-casted for this weekend.
I want to thank Huxbux and his friends for treating me like one of their own and taking me on a very fun hunt. h.h.
PS. Anyone interested in hunting Brown County better be in shape and have a good pair of hiking shoes.........
Opening day Hux and I heard a lot of gobbling but couldn't get close to a tom. I learned that a turkey will always walk upon you during your afternoon siesta.......
. Steve hunted across the road from us and killed a nice tom around 1PM. It was 19 lbs, 8" beard and 29mm spurs. Tuesday it rained at daylight until 9:00AM and then the sun pop out. I heard 2 gobbles all day. I had two hens in range but no toms. Hux didn't see any turkeys at all.
Friday it started raining at 2AM and I packed up and left in the morning due to all the rain fore-casted for this weekend.
I want to thank Huxbux and his friends for treating me like one of their own and taking me on a very fun hunt. h.h.
PS. Anyone interested in hunting Brown County better be in shape and have a good pair of hiking shoes.........
