Turkey killing legend. I've got that same video somewhere. People that knew him from Mcintosh, Calvert, Jackson, and Grove Hill would also tell you that he was also a big fan of using scratch and wheat seed, on private properties that he actually had written permission to be hunting on. Like Tall Dog said, if he heard one, he was going to try to kill it. Weren't near as many hard core turkey hunters, and times and attitudes about land and game were different back then. Dont get me wrong, he could definitely call one in and was a really good woodsman. No telling how many he would kill in a season and I'd hate to know how many he killed in his lifetime. He'd kill today's 4 bird limit in just a matter of a few days, if the weather was good.

Last edited by abolt300; 10/24/24 12:26 PM.