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Oh where... oh where is Setterman?

Second week into season and have'nt heard from him.

Must be limited out...in 5 states?
 
He posted in one of the threads here recently.... that's all I've heard. probably too busy limiting out in said 5 states
 
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spitndrum said:
How many you killed HOOK?
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2 in Miss, 4 in Bama, 3 in GA, 3 here, and 2 in KY. The tri-state southern swing was stupidly good. I have a started a new job, so my days are a little limited here, but hunting has been good every weekend except for the opener.

Best of luck to all the remainder of the season.
 
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Setterman said:
spitndrum said:
How many you killed HOOK?
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2 in Miss, 4 in Bama, 3 in GA, 3 here, and 2 in KY. The tri-state southern swing was stupidly good. I have a started a new job, so my days are a little limited here, but hunting has been good every weekend except for the opener.

Best of luck to all the remainder of the season.
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Wow, 14 birds! You have killed more turkeys in a month than I have killed in over 10 years of hunting!

I think I will just quit! :D

Seriously, congrats on an unbelievable season!
 
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Goshen Valley Boy said:
Setterman said:
spitndrum said:
How many you killed HOOK?
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2 in Miss, 4 in Bama, 3 in GA, 3 here, and 2 in KY. The tri-state southern swing was stupidly good. I have a started a new job, so my days are a little limited here, but hunting has been good every weekend except for the opener.

Best of luck to all the remainder of the season.
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Wow, 14 birds! You have killed more turkeys in a month than I have killed in over 10 years of hunting!

I think I will just quit! :D

Seriously, congrats on an unbelievable season!
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he should post up that pic of his spurs again, lol.
 
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WTM said:
Goshen Valley Boy said:
Setterman said:
spitndrum said:
How many you killed HOOK?
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2 in Miss, 4 in Bama, 3 in GA, 3 here, and 2 in KY. The tri-state southern swing was stupidly good. I have a started a new job, so my days are a little limited here, but hunting has been good every weekend except for the opener.

Best of luck to all the remainder of the season.
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Wow, 14 birds! You have killed more turkeys in a month than I have killed in over 10 years of hunting!

I think I will just quit! :D

Seriously, congrats on an unbelievable season!
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he should post up that pic of his spurs again, lol.
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I'd like to see them. I know he's ruffled feathers on here in the past, but Setterman by his own admission has turned over a new leaf. Heck even Turkeyburd can't get him going. Regardless thats an impressive year and I'd like to see some pics.
 
Setterman said:
spitndrum said:
How many you killed HOOK?
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2 in Miss, 4 in Bama, 3 in GA, 3 here, and 2 in KY. The tri-state southern swing was stupidly good. I have a started a new job, so my days are a little limited here, but hunting has been good every weekend except for the opener.

Best of luck to all the remainder of the season.
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i'm impressed. see you on the river :)
 
I have no doubt about the number...from the time Setterman was a teenager working at a local fly shop, he had a dang mouth call in practicing his turkey calls everytime I went in there, even in the summer.....Couldn't get him to shut up long enough to ask where the hooks were kept!
 
Never have questioned his talent...he always has had great numbers.

I enjoy getting him/others stirred up.

No harm was ever intented towards Setter or anyone.

Guys like Spit/G-N-B cause all the problems.
 
TurkeyBurd said:
Guys like Spit/G-N-B cause all the problems.
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Only thing that got my feathers ruffled is the whole lower the tn bag limit and he limits every year so he don't have a problem with the limit now or killing em anywhere he goes, he is kinda like spit if it has a season and a bag limit we gonna kill it and try to limit at that.
 
I better not answer.

Bo...this would be fun!!

Setter has never upset me...so I will hush and fear the HOOK.

Swamphunter said:
I've never met him but I would like to. He obviously knows his business when it comes to killing turkeys. Anybody that kills that many turkeys every year on public ground has my respect.
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Better be afraid :) . I will try to post some pics later, even though posting pics of dead stuff usually isn't my thing. I will give you all some to look at.

Sneaking out this morning hoping for #4 in TN...
 
Swamphunter said:
Anybody that kills that many turkeys every year on public ground has my respect.
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Is this a true statement Setterman? Do you exclusively hunt public land when you travel out of state to turkey hunt? It seems that I recall from posts in the past you mentioning private farms in some of the southern states (MS, AL) that you once managed or oversaw (maybe while in college or after college)? I could be mistaken, but was wondering if my mind served me right. Thanks in advance. Congrats on a FINE season and hope you connect with #4 this morning.
 
Andy S. said:
Swamphunter said:
Anybody that kills that many turkeys every year on public ground has my respect.
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Is this a true statement Setterman? Do you exclusively hunt public land when you travel out of state to turkey hunt? It seems that I recall from posts in the past you mentioning private farms in some of the southern states (MS, AL) that you once managed or oversaw (maybe while in college or after college)? I could be mistaken, but was wondering if my mind served me right. Thanks in advance. Congrats on a FINE season and hope you connect with #4 this morning.
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I only hunt public land here and KY. Out of state I am usually on some primo private ground to be honest. Whether it be my own, lease, or a friends.
 
spitndrum said:
Well did you get him
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Haha, he.ll no. Never heard the first peep. The place I went is loaded as well. Low clouds and wind must have kept them quiet. This is the longest I have ever hunted in TN without limiting out, however I have also been able to spend about 1/3 of the time in the woods I normally do as well. I will find him soon.
 
Setterman said:
spitndrum said:
Well did you get him
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Haha, he.ll no. Never heard the first peep. The place I went is loaded as well. Low clouds and wind must have kept them quiet. This is the longest I have ever hunted in TN without limiting out, however I have also been able to spend about 1/3 of the time in the woods I normally do as well. I will find him soon.
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ya seemed like a crappy day for sure yesterday windy and cloudy don't mix much with birds
 
Swamphunter said:
I wish I could limit out so I could sleep in. I have been off on vacation the last couple of weeks and getting up at 4:30 chasing birds day after day is wearing on me!
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I only have one more left Doug but I want to wait til May to kill a big boy!

Also I;m fixin to take my buddies and try and try to get them on one. Not to say if a 2.5 yr old step in front of the ole shotgun that spit is holding he won't be put to sleep! :Grin:
 

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