Fall -- The Best Time For Turkeys?

[Harold Pickens]

Unfortunately, fall turkey season happens during the upland season, so when given a choice, I walk behind some bird dogs. For the same reason, I'm not much of a bow hunter. When you heading north Garry, I'm leaving on the 15th?

[J. A. EARLY]

The old time turkey hunters in Virginia left a bad taste in my mouth. Their hard headed pointers running a hundred miles an hour and flushing the birds I could deal with. But they would try to kill the whole flock taking multiple birds a day, and going back after them day after day. Even going so far as to spread cracked corn throughout the woods in front of their well constructed blinds. In my old age I save all three tags for the spring. I prefer to take gobblers only but I understand the fall hunting.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Jerry Harlow

The old time turkey hunters in Virginia left a bad taste in my mouth. Their hard headed pointers running a hundred miles an hour and flushing the birds I could deal with. But they would try to kill the whole flock taking multiple birds a day, and going back after them day after day. Even going so far as to spread cracked corn throughout the woods in front of their well constructed blinds. In my old age I save all three tags for the spring. I prefer to take gobblers only but I understand the fall hunting.

I get your disdain for those game hogs, but tramping the mountains in winter in Virginia is one of my fondest memories. Much more walking than shooting, much more. Oh, for those days again.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Harold Lee Pickens

Unfortunately, fall turkey season happens during the upland season, so when given a choice, I walk behind some bird dogs. For the same reason, I'm not much of a bow hunter. When you heading north Garry, I'm leaving on the 15th?

We leave at the same time Harold. Dean Weber will join us, and we’ll meet Bruce Day and Joe Weidle, too. We could have a PGCA meeting!