Farmall Cub

Bagged this guy this AM at 7:50...18 pounds, 1 inch spurs, 8 inch beard. I'd love to some some other pics.

Nice...

They don't hold up too well when you try and pluck em with a flail mower

Guess they have established a good population in Mass too. Amazing how quick the flocks in Maine have grown. Never saw one 15 years ago and I counted 22 little ones in a group I saw the other year.

Great bird, great picture!!!

Nice bird. I'll be going out again tomorrow morning.

Nice one you have there, need to take a rattle can to the gun though.

Yogie wrote:Nice one you have there, need to take a rattle can to the gun though.

Good one!

If it's any indication on my tendency to stick with what works and resist change...check out the vest I am wearing! That's my original vest I bought in 1988 or so when I was a 19 year old...Treebark Camo! It still fits and it still works...just like my shotgun. Yes, it's not all pretty like those new $900 camouflaged shotguns. But like my vest, I have had this 11-87 for over 20 years and I just see no need to replace it.

I've takin the spay can to several of my ole hunting guns before you could buy them with factory camo.
One of my 69 cal smooth bore civil war rifles gets the camo tape before turkey hunting. Love that ole gun, you can mix what ever load you feel like using with little of this and that...
It's a thrill taking a turkey or deer with a 150+ year old rifle.

Love the vest, I just found a new set of pants and shirt in my gear just like them. Those were the top line in their day and still look great.

Yogie wrote:Love the vest, I just found a new set of pants and shirt in my gear just like them. Those were the top line in their day and still look great.

Yep, the ole Tree Bark camo, I think I still have a set around here somewhere.

It don't look like I am gonna get my bird this year. I have only had time to go twice, worked turkeys both times but, it seems the ole red heads like a hen much better that they can see rather than one that is hidden in the brush that they can't see.

They have season so late around here that it's pretty much done by the time it starts. Used to get a week or two of hunting in before the leaves came on, now their all the way out the first week of season making it hard to hear anything...
I've not been out for 4 years now but I used to wear them out.

Yogie wrote:They have season so late around here that it's pretty much done by the time it starts.

That's pretty much the same situation where I hunt in SW PA. The season needs to start two weeks earlier than it does. I hunted this past Saturday and heard one bird gobble.

Grandaddy hunted in a red flannel shirt and used a wing bone to yep em up , always had more turkey than we needed.
Oh the season is in the pot by the way

Boss Hog wrote:Grandaddy hunted in a red flannel shirt and used a wing bone to yep em up , always had more turkey than we needed.
Oh the season is in the pot by the way

AHhhh the good ole days. Today, a man wouldn't last long around here in a red shirt...

deputy jailer wrote:Last years trophy 2010.... 28.5 lbs, 11.5 inch beard and 1 3/8 spurs


A jake opening morn 2011

My trophy 2011....23 lbs, 10.5 inch beard and 1 1/4 inch spurs

Nice Deputy! They rarely get that big up here in the North. Great pics. Congrats!

Sure did...two weeks before opening day



took it with a Silverado 1500 at 45mph



In the shop now getting a face lift - $1,100.00

Peter