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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #20 on: April 04, 2014, 08:28:04 AM »

 :-[As with any hunting situation, make sure you know exactly where your hunting partener is at all times. Remember, be a good hunting buddy and don't be offened when your buddy blindfolds you on the drive in to his secret hunting spot. Teamingup on toms is a great way to enjoy your season
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #21 on: April 05, 2014, 01:23:41 PM »

When being the caller on your hunt team. I beleave using a box call, is the best  call to use, having both hands free.It has the best range of sound and the sound travels better and futher. If your hunting alone and don't have both hands free. I still start off with the box call, to locate tom. Then when he gets close in to range, I switch to my diaphragm. This gives you both hands free to be as still as possible make sure your diaphragm is in your mouth before you start calling. Your caller should have several types of calls in his arsenal., box, slate, diaphragm and other types of friction calls. Having different types of strikers , wood, plastic and different types of friction surface's,slate or glass. Gives you the tone that the bird  responds to. You won't  tie on one single lure on you rod and reel. Then leave your tackle box on the dock. Do not be cheap when you buy your box calls. Spend a few dollars and get a call that is quality.  Try them out and practice before you hit the woods  in the morning.
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #22 on: April 08, 2014, 12:18:23 PM »

Birds are starting to show up in Eaton, Monroe, Crawford.Kalkaska,Jackson and  Oakland counties. Thay just came out of know where in Crowford and Kalkaska. My scouts are amazed in the amount of birds, after such a long cold winter. Feeding help through out the snowy winter. Friends in Jackson were woke up by loud gobbles on Tuesday .
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #23 on: April 13, 2014, 08:19:05 AM »

Lots of birds starting to show up in Atrium,  Crawford , and kalkaska counties. A mix of deer and turkeys,  are  all over everyones feeders. Most of my scouts can't keep up . The snow is mostly gone, except where snow was plied. The turkeys  are all over the sides of the gravel roads and drivers must be careful when diving back and forth to town. Oakland County has a lot of open farm land , and  the birds  came out of the wood work this weekend.
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #24 on: April 20, 2014, 05:57:28 AM »

The north eastern part of the lower has been getting snow every couple of days 1 to 3 inches. It melts the next day . Toms are starting to look for love. Several lone toms are starting to show up in fields and along side roads. The first hunt for the 2014 spring season starts on Monday.Areas near Monroe, are already in courtship mode. The DNR  says there was a lot of starvation this year but  game numbers are not as bad as first thought to be. Starvation takes almost 70% of game killed every year. Hunters and preditors and cars cause the other 30% of the year
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #25 on: April 23, 2014, 06:31:14 PM »

Several tags have already been filled, just in this first couple of days of the 2014 spring season. Mostly jakes with a few nice mature toms mixed in. Not many single toms walking though the woods.
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #26 on: April 25, 2014, 09:38:48 PM »

 The snow is mostly gone north of Clare.  Birds have been seen every where. I leave Saturday . Any one fill a tag yet?
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Re: spring turkey season 2014
« Reply #27 on: April 29, 2014, 07:47:57 PM »

There was ice on the lakes north of 72, when I got to camp Saturday.the weather was cold  windy. Sundays warm weather melted most of the ice . The wind blew ice back and forth  across the lakes. Monday morning we struck out in my  first spot.  There were 25 mph winds  with cloudy skies. We didn't even get a gobble. I know where the bird's funnel through to get too a food plot. My son and I  high tailed to our 2ND spot. Where we sat facing each other, oh maybe 10ft apart. We  had a hen walk right between us. Our 3rd spot is  a piece of state land, where there are marked Orv trails. We lit three nice toms up right away. With our backs to the road thay came  running from the other side.  Not able to get a shot, with out shooting across the road. We worked the flock for about 1/2 hour until thay were parallel with the road. When a black jeep came rolling down the road, stoped an older man jumped out .wheeling a 12GA shot gun and shot into the flock. The flock being between us. He was about 80 yards from us when he shot.lucky no one was hurt. Thank to LT Gorno of the DNR  this road hunter was  sighted. Needless to say I didn't fill my tag. He killed the big tom.
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