PATIENCE PAYS OFF!
Michael Lee is after em in Florida and tags out on the second afternoon of the season!
GOBBLER UP CLOSE!
Michael is hunting in Florida and this gobbler up close comes in on a string to the decoys and is in their lap!
WET Opening Day In Florida
Backwoods Beards 23.2 – WET Florida Opening Day: Michael Lee, Mike Lee Sr, and Chris Cooper head to Florida to kick off turkey season with Extreme Osceolas.
TURKEY PICK YOUR HEAD UP!
Turkey Season Is Open! Ain’t nothin’ like shootin’ in South Texas. This bird walked across the field like we had ’em on a string up! Turkey season is always an incredible time of the year!
Fanned Out In Texas!
We’re out hunting old boy strutters in Texas. Running across turkeys, deers, and javelinas. Decoys are out, birds are surrounding us, strolling up to our spot. See what happens next!
Turkey Versus Pond
Turkeys can’t swim! This gobbler flopped right into a pond! Andy Rammer is after his first Rio gobbler and this gets crazy!
All Flocked Up!
Michael Lee, Chris Cooper and Andy Rammer find a TON of turkeys in Texas. You won’t believe how many turkeys we saw. You’ve never seen more birds than this in your life!
Quick Draw!
Calling in gobblers in the morning, patiently waiting and ready. Kevin had to quick draw on this one!
Record Book Opening Day Turkey Hunting In Georgia | Beards 22.5
Whew! It was a **record book opening day for turkey hunting** in Georgia, and the Backwoods Life crew was ready to make it unforgettable. With Michael Lee and Kyler Knighton already tagged out, it was now time for Kevin and Mike Lee Sr. to take their shots. The excitement was palpable as they settled into their ground blind, eager to see if they could all tag out on this special day in the Peach State. The anticipation of a successful **wild turkey hunting** expedition filled the crisp morning air.
“We just stopped over here for a minute,” Kevin said, pointing to their big redneck blind. “We like to be down on the ground, eye level where it’s happening.” The crew had meticulously brushed in their blind with natural tree limbs and a bit of electrical tape, creating a cozy and camouflaged spot to wait patiently for the turkeys. “Sitting here on a little Antler King plot, we’re hoping to see some action,” he added, glancing at Kyler, who was busy playing on his phone after already bagging his turkey for the day. This strategic placement is key to successful **turkey hunting season preparation**.
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“Can’t shoot them sitting in the house!” Kevin joked, chuckling as he prepared for the hunt, his shotgun at the ready. The anticipation built as they waited quietly, listening intently for any signs of movement or the tell-tale gobble. Suddenly, a magnificent gobbler appeared in the distance, strutting confidently toward their decoys, its feathers shimmering in the morning sun. “There he is!” Kevin exclaimed, his heart racing with adrenaline as he picked up his gun. “He’s coming!”
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As the gobbler approached, Kevin’s excitement turned into a flurry of focused action. “My heart’s about to be out of my chest!” he shouted, adrenaline coursing through him. The turkey came running in, a perfect target. With a well-placed shot, Kevin dropped him right in his tracks, a testament to his skill and patience. “Got him, buddy!” he cheered, relief washing over him as he celebrated his success, another fine bird secured for the day.
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“I guess our little blind worked out okay!” Kyler chimed in, grinning as they admired the impressive bird. Kevin carefully examined the gobbler’s sharp hooks and thick beard, noting that it was one of the best they had seen that day, a true trophy. “He’s got some good sharp hooks—about an inch or a little better,” Kevin said proudly, measuring the spurs. “And look at that beard! Probably around 11 and a half inches.” This was truly an **impressive bird** by any hunter’s standards.
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With Kevin’s turkey down, they snapped some memorable pictures, capturing the moment of triumph, before discussing their next moves. “Now we need to get Mike Sr. on one,” Kyler said enthusiastically, already planning the next phase of their hunt. “We’ve got to make sure everyone tags out today!” The camaraderie and excitement were infectious as they shared stories and laughter, recounting the morning’s events while waiting for Mike Sr. to have his turn.
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As they settled back into their blind, anticipation hung thick in the air, a shared understanding of the thrill that comes with the hunt. “I can’t believe we’re all going to tag out on opening day,” Kevin said, still buzzing from the thrill of the hunt, the memory of his gobbler fresh in his mind. They watched as another gobbler appeared in the distance, its calls echoing through the woods, and the tension rose once more. “This is what it’s all about,” Kevin remarked, feeling immensely grateful for the opportunity to share this incredible experience with friends and family.
Mike Sr. finally got his chance when a gobbler came into perfect range, a moment of truth after hours of waiting. “Can you see it?” he asked, excitement evident in his voice, his aim steady. With careful aim and steady hands, he took his shot, and soon enough, another magnificent turkey fell to the ground, adding to their impressive tally. “Yes! We did it!” they all cheered, celebrating yet another successful hunt and the collective achievement of the team.
“That’s **four turkeys on opening day**!” Kyler exclaimed, unable to contain his excitement, the sheer joy of the moment overwhelming. “We may never do this again!” The thrill of the hunt, the joy of camaraderie, and the shared success made this opening day one for the books, a truly unforgettable experience. As they packed up their gear and headed back to camp, tired but exhilarated, they couldn’t help but reflect on the incredible day they had just experienced, a perfect blend of skill, patience, and good fortune:
How Many Gobblers In One Day? | Beards 22.4
Turkey season was wide open in Georgia, and the Backwoods Life crew was ready to make some unforgettable memories. “How many gobblers in one day can we put tags on?” they wondered, excitement bubbling as they prepared for the hunt. With gobblers fired up and attacking the decoys, it was shaping up to be an opening day for the record books. These are the moments that define wild turkey hunting strategies, where every decision can lead to a story for the ages.
The morning air was crisp, hovering around 40 degrees as they settled into their blind, a perfect scenario for turkey hunting season preparation. “We’ve got a big old food plot out here,” one of the crew members noted, pointing to the lush green clover stretching out before them. The vibrant field was a promising sign, a natural draw for the birds. “Let’s see what comes our way.” They were eager to see if the turkeys would be as active as they hoped, their anticipation building with every passing moment.
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As the sun began to rise, the unmistakable sounds of gobbling filled the air, echoing through the trees. “There’s one gobbling over there!” someone exclaimed, their voice a hushed whisper of excitement, and the anticipation grew tenfold. “Let’s get ready!” With their guns at the ready, they watched as a group of hens made their way toward them, moving gracefully through the morning mist. Suddenly, a big gobbler appeared, strutting confidently into view with his chest puffed out. “He’s coming in hot!” another member shouted, adrenaline surging through their veins as the majestic bird closed the distance.
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“I think he’s got a broken neck,” one of them joked, a touch of humor to ease the tension as they prepared for the shot. “It took us about 45 minutes to get here, but it’s about to pay off!” As the gobbler approached, its iridescent feathers shimmering in the morning light, they could see him clearly now, and it was time to act. With a quick, well-placed shot, they dropped the bird right at their feet. “Tag field in Georgia, baby!” they cheered, celebrating their first success of the day with triumphant high-fives.
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“Look at those hooks!” one of the crew members exclaimed as they examined the impressive spurs on their prize, a true trophy. “That’s like shooting a 150-inch buck right there!” The excitement was palpable as they reveled in their victory, a testament to their skill and patience. “This is the Hoffmann,” he said, referring to the gobbler they had been watching on their trail cameras. “He didn’t stand a chance against our setup.”
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With one bird down and spirits high, they decided to stay put and see what else the morning had in store. This is a key part of effective wild turkey hunting strategies—capitalizing on a hot spot. “We’ve heard three or four different birds gobbling in the distance,” someone noted. “Let’s see if we can call them in.” They settled back into their blind, their senses on high alert, ready for the next round of action.
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Suddenly, another gobbler appeared on the horizon, a dark silhouette against the rising sun. “There he is!” someone shouted, pointing excitedly. The crew quickly adjusted their positions, their movements slow and deliberate to remain unseen as the bird approached. “Be real quiet,” they reminded each other in hushed tones as they watched the gobbler strut closer and closer, its bright red head a beacon of its presence.
As the gobbler got within range, one of the crew members took aim, their focus unwavering, and fired. “Good shot!” everyone cheered as they celebrated yet another successful hunt. “That’s your first Georgia turkey!” someone exclaimed, congratulating him on his incredible achievement and welcoming him to the club.
“I thought I saw him behind that hen,” he admitted, still buzzing from the adrenaline of the moment. “But I managed to get a good shot off.” They gathered around to admire the bird, noting its impressive beard and sharp spurs, the marks of a mature gobbler. “This has been an incredible morning,” he said with a wide grin, the memory already etched in his mind.
With two birds down and plenty of daylight left, they were eager to see how many more they could tag before the day was done. The success was a direct result of their meticulous turkey hunting season preparation. “Let’s go find Michael; rumor has it he shot one too!” someone suggested as they packed up their gear and headed out to find their friend, ready to share in more celebration.
The camaraderie and excitement were infectious as they shared stories of their successful hunts. With each bird they harvested, they felt a deeper connection to the land and each other. This opening day in Georgia was one for the books, filled with laughter, teamwork, and plenty of turkey action: