buckhunter42
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what is everyones thoughts on the cooler weekend the kids are going to be hunting in ......will they still do their thing you all think....
weather for juvi hunt
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Turkeys do what they do regardless of temp IMO. I will hunt them the same as if it were 75 on sat. I will us early season tactics regardless
Coach
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So the youth turkey hunt is this weekend?
deerhunter10
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REN said:
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The forecast, overcast damp and cool, is less than ideal for my neck of the woods. I'll be out scouting and listening but do not expect to hear much in the places I am going to. If I do hear some, I expect it to be sporadic gobbling of the limb with little to no gobbling once their feet hit the ground. With that said, if I were guiding a juvenile this weekend, I'd hit the woods in full force regardless of the weather forecast.
Yes. Gonna be tough for me. My 40th is Friday and the wife is throwing a party at our house. Gotta feeling its gonna be a late night. :cry:Coach said:
My man killed his first turkey when it was 19 degrees.
It will be ok.
It will be ok.
buckhunter42
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he got his first deer this past juv deer in oct . hope to get his turkey this weekend..
whiskey
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It's always nicer to get kids out in nice warm weather with fired up vocal birds. Don't think we will be that lucky this weekend. Still hope to score the kid a bird.
Opening day of the Mississippi youth hunt it was 32 degrees at daybreak and they gobbled their heads off.
woodsman87
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Turkeys are crazy. Sometimes they dont gobble good on blue bird mornings, and sometimes they gobble like crazy after the thunder during thunderstorms.
From my personal experience, I think that cooler mornings are better than warm mornings. I like mornings where its below 50, about 40-45, and with a heavy dew. Plus it makes the hunt more enjoyable during the day when it isn't 80 degrees.
From my personal experience, I think that cooler mornings are better than warm mornings. I like mornings where its below 50, about 40-45, and with a heavy dew. Plus it makes the hunt more enjoyable during the day when it isn't 80 degrees.
