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Trad Gang Highlights => Highlights 2010 => Topic started by: on January 17, 2010, 12:26:00 AM
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I went to the lease this week for one last crack at a buck but it was not to be. I did manage to get a nice bearded hen turkey though. She sported a 5 1/2" beard. Here's a couple pics:
(http://i579.photobucket.com/albums/ss239/archeryrules/1-13-10BeardedHen006.jpg)
(http://i579.photobucket.com/albums/ss239/archeryrules/1-13-10BeardedHen007.jpg)
I shot this bird with my Sarrels Sierra longbow, 48#@29", GT55/75 arrow, and GK Silverflame XL broadhead.
Take it easy,
Bisch
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Nice looking bird...are you going to get her mounted? On the roost would look nice with the beard hanging down.
Here is a photo of a friend bird...
(http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h138/oliverstacy/IMG_2379-1.jpg)
Josh
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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cool! didnt even know a hen could have a beard...is this common? a few of the ladies i work with have beards though.
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:biglaugh:
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Congrats bud!! Bearded hens are always cool to see!
I've seen several over the last few years, but have never had a shot at one.
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It seems that bearded hens are becoming more common. Gota wonder why.
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That is a macho-hen! cool bird Bisch.
take care,
Jeff
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Good shooting Bisch.
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Nice Hen Bisch!!
:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: Congratulations!
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:thumbsup:
Great one!!! Congrats!!!
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Originally posted by pete p:
cool! didnt even know a hen could have a beard...is this common? a few of the ladies i work with have beards though.
I hunt in Texas and it is quite frequently that we see bearded hens. Most have very short and not very thick beards. This one was very thick for a hen and 5 1/2" long. That is a good one down here. I saw one this fall that had two distinct beards. ireally wanted that one but have not seen her in a long time now.
Bisch
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nice bird, i hope i can get me one this spring :thumbsup:
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I wish all "unsuccessful" buck hunts ended so well! Nice bird!
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Nice!
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Beautifull game-bird. I would like to have an equivalent in France.
Beautifull feathers.
Is it a good meat (as same as pet turkey)?
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April is right around the corner :bigsmyl:
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Grantumu - Wild turkeys make excelent table fare if prepared correctly. They are not so good cooked whole but the breast meat tastes great if breaded and fried.
Thanks for all the comments guys,
Bisch
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That is awesome! Hoping some sort of turkey passes by me with a beard this spring, LOL!
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Nice bird! ;)
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Way to go! I'd love to get a fall turkey. Maybe this year. Good shooting.
-Jeremy
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Very nice .Thats a trophy
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I have one just like that on my lease, it is a hen but gray, and also a fully albino hen in the same flock. hope to get a shot at them this season....
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That's cool! Wish we had more turkeys here. None where I live in central Alberta but we have some in the SW corner of the province. They are all on draw and it took me 8 years to get drawn. Of course I got drawn the year I was too busy to hunt them. I did get out for 2 days and now I'm hooked. I would love to get one. I may have to join a friend of mine when he goes to Kansas one of these years.
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ive always wanted to wack a turckey with my longbow, congratz
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Congrats on a nice hen!! :thumbsup:
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Nice bird! Great shooting!
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Can't wait till spring
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nice bird, hope I get another this year.
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Hen's are really tasty!
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Its prob a gobbler because in the after breeding period gobblers look like hens because I've seen a group of hens but when I glassed turns out they were gobblers
not sayin your wrong I just think its a gobbler
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Nice Mount !Great bird. :thumbsup:
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congrats .nice hen
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A couple of great pics right there!
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:thumbsup: