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  1. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    Yeah, this guy had a 4 inch beard and bumps for spurs. And yes, I now plan on making spring turkey an annual hunt now. It was a fun experience, for sure. I'll have to practice calling, but the spot and stalk scenario was very rewarding. I'm tempted to go buy another tag... I've got till May...
  2. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    Quick update: I had time this morning to go out and glass for bears and check on my flock of hens. A little while after first light I found the flock off the roost, heading towards their usually feeding area. There was a strutter with them. I only watched them for a few mins before I started...
  3. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    I hope so... since i'll be in the drainage area trying to fill a bear tag. Getting out this Friday, in the AM. May just be a glassing session for both turkeys and bears, and i'm debating on what gun to bring up. A rifle for bear, or shotgun in case there's a strutter that's found the hens...
  4. tdoubled

    Cougar. Puma. Lion. A hunt.

    Thanks for sharing!
  5. tdoubled

    MT Thunder Chicken smackdown

    Sounds like a great trip. Congrats
  6. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    Interesting... I wasn't expecting the hens to be the ones searching for toms, but good to know. I'll continue to hunt this drainage for spring bear, so I'll be able to keep my eyes out for turkeys and potentially any other strutters that may be in the area. And I should be able to tell if the...
  7. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    So is it the hens finding toms to get breed or do toms make their rounds like a buck would in search of does?
  8. tdoubled

    Tom's finding hens

    I have a question to ask turkey hunters with more experience than myself. This is my first season chasing turkeys, but let me provide a little background. I've been scouting an area for bears and always noticed a flock of turkeys at the head of the basin. I'd seen at least one strutter in the...
  9. tdoubled

    Never bone out shoulder again

    Dang, that looks good. I'll have to try.
  10. tdoubled

    Favorite Backpacking Meals

    one way to do "mountain house" style meals on a budget is by getting the $1 rice a roni or pasta roni meals in the grocery store. You can buy a mountain house #10 can that is just freeze dried meat for protein. Clean out an used mountain house pouch to cook the meal in when you add boiling...
  11. tdoubled

    2021 California Spring Turkey Season Photo Report

    Good work! Thanks for sharing
  12. tdoubled

    Opening weekend bird

    That's awesome! Good Work
  13. tdoubled

    Wife’s Montana bull

    That's awesome. I'd love to get my wife out on adventures like this.
  14. tdoubled

    Moose, better than elk?!?!

    I shot a moose almost a decade ago, but it was my wife's preferred game meat. She's a non hunter and didn't grow up eating game meat. She found moose to be the least "gamey"
  15. tdoubled

    Hot spots but no blisters.

    Gold bond body powder. Sometimes i'll put it on before a hike, and then during. . Even sprinkle some in my boots or in my socks. It's been helpful for me on multi day treks.
  16. tdoubled

    Idaho 2021 Moose, Sheep, Mtn Goat regs out

    And if you apply for a trophy species (moose, goat, or sheep) you can't participate in the deer, elk, or pronghorn controlled hunts. Except for depredation, extra tags, unlimited controlled hunts, or leftover hunts. Those you could still put in for. Oh, and bear, you could also put in for.
  17. tdoubled

    2021 Idaho Lion

    Wow, nice looking cat. You going to try any of the meat? Curious to hear if you do and how it turns out.
  18. tdoubled

    Mountain Goat Video

    Cool video. Thanks for sharing.
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