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Last turkey hunt of the season.

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  1. ZachCL

    ZachCL Weekend Warrior

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    Well fellas, yesterday evening was my last turkey hunt of the season. I am not trying to sound negative, but I truly didnt go out thinking I would bring a turkey home.

    This is going to be my last hunt on the property I have hunted the past 2 years. I have had alot of success on this property w/ 5 deer and 1 turkey this past year. Tons of armadillos a few squirrels, rabbits and coyotes, I saw 1 of each of those yeseterday come to think of it. I really tried to just enjoy the evening reminicing of past successful hunts and just enjoying the scenerty. I am moving away come saturday and probably will be getting into much better and much more ground, but I enjoyed this for what it was. These are just a few pics I took along the way.


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    Pretty good sized cottonwood:
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    He let me get close
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    Pretty little place
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    Schultzy Grizzled Veteran

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    Very neat pics Zach!! Where ya headed from there?
     
  3. ZachCL

    ZachCL Weekend Warrior

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    Western Oklahoma, about 30 miles from the Texas line, (oh I miss home). I am excited about the move, way excited.
     
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    Zach

    That sure is some beautiful country and awesome pics.
     
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    Bails-UK Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Good luck in the move and thanks for sharing your moment ( great pictures ) , i'm sure you'll have a great time in Oklahoma .
     
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    Cool pics, your bow set up looks excellent!!!!!!!
     
  7. ZachCL

    ZachCL Weekend Warrior

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    Well thanks Joe, I appreciate that.
     
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    hunter6742 Weekend Warrior

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    The country looks awesome, nice pics also!!
     
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    How's the Coyote population around there, from the pic's, it looks like it would be good hunting for em'!
     
  10. ZachCL

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    It was pretty decent. I actually saw one on the day I took the pics. We kept after them pretty hard so it definately wasnt overpopulated.
     
  11. OKbowhunter

    OKbowhunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    The place looks alot greener now Zach. Thanks again for the few trips I had out there, it's a good looking place.

    How are you liking my half of the state? I may be up your way in a few weeks cutting wheat (maybe).
     

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