Double Longbeard-2011
 

Lowcountry longbeards with Parker

Nice job! A nice Parker against the tree. What length are those barrels? Be sure to share what gauge and load that you used to get those nice gobblers. I hope to do 1/2 as good as you tomorrow AM.

A great picture! Congratulations!

yes , nice job:bowdown: and need more info on the gun and loads used thanks scott

:shock:WOW! Don't forget to send for your doubles club pin. I thought a double on grouse, woodcock or quail was tough but this is really a tough double to bag.:bowdown:

My main squeeze is a Parker GHE double full choke and I use lead #5's for turkeys. It took a couple of hours to convince these old toms to come out of the swamp. I shot the first gobbler on the ground as he made his way out of cane thicket on the side of long leaf pine hill. The second bird, which I did not see with the first, took to the wing and flew broadside to me at about 20 yards. I gave him the second full choke barrel and he folded like a cheap lawn chair. I must say that shooting a gobbler on the wing with a Parker was quite a thrill, and to shoot two of them was something I had never experienced before. I am already looking forward to next years turkey season.

What a wonderful hunt. A memory that will last a lifetime!

good birds...howq long was beards and spurs... that was a good shot that turkey a flying..they are really hard to hit flying most pewople think there easy because they look so big flying....please give us a litrtle more on the story... charlie

Those sure are some long stretched barrels. Nice looking hunt!!! Good Job. Thanks for the pics...

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:rotf: LIKE A CHEAP LAWN CHAIR. GREAT SHOOTING. THOMAS

Great picture. I have a Parker 10 gauge ordered from this forum that I hope to get out in the turkey woods this spring.

Can I order one of those ten gauges from this forum? Sounds like a plan.

There was another one for sale if you check the items for sale section.

Just a beautiful picture. Thanks for sharing. I know you are tired of hearing it, but I am a huge fan of your Great Grandfather. Please post some more pictures