check out the box turkey call

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rigwelder
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check out the box turkey call

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=004 i thought knives could get ridiculous :lol:
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Forensic Jim
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Nothing ceases to amaze me anymore, it must be the best there is! I can't imagine paying that kind of money and losing it.
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rigwelder
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yeah, me and my brother are going over to kentucky in a few weeks to go turkey hunting. ive lost my box call, so i was looking on ebay. thats when this one came up.
gringo
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i almost choaked..."THE LAST HURRAH" my glow in the dark...well...anyway. :? 4,800. to call a bird when all you really need is a car and a road to hunt turkey? stupid things jump right out there...
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LOL...There must be some kind of secret panel where the 5lb Gold bar is hidden..Give me a break... :lol: :lol:

I love to hunt in my state of Florida, quail,dove,wild hog, deer but I have never gotten into turkey hunting even though I live in one of the most coveted hunting areas for the Osceola turkey. One reason is because years ago I worked for a company who had the farming contract on "Big Cypress Indian Reservation" or the Seminole Tribe. It seems that Seminoles loved to hunt as well on their land but did not hunt turkeys. So the result of this selective hunting was that you never saw deer or hog but only turkey, and I mean lots of turkey.

Every corner you turned around on would be 40 to 50 turkeys at all times of the day. Turkeys here, turkeys there, everywhere you looked there were turkeys. So after a year of working there and seeing all these Ben Franklin birds (remember he wanted the turkey instead of the eagle) I cannot get the least bit excited over the strutting fowl... :mrgreen:

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