Shot this hen about a week ago around 4pm. I was actually walking to my deer stand on a particular permission farm that has big ag fields. Saw them about 125 yards out and made the move. Crawled along the edge of the beans. It was a fairly windy day - 20-30mph and was able to quietly crawl all the way within 25 yards of the flock (of 16 hens). They kept inching closer and I got to my knees and set my draw and just kind of popped up and came to full draw and 2 birds on the right broke off from the group a little at the sight of me and then stopped and looked back at the flock. I lined up the shot and put it right through her back. All hell broke loose as the flock erupted but the bird I shot stayed put. Pretty cool to have a successful stalk on a flock of turkeys. I was psyched! Used my 58” Primaltech longbow 51@28 drawn to 27” - ten ring string - 29” black eagle x-impacts - 100gr Focos insert/outsert - 200 grain vpa 3 blade.
Topic: Spot and crawl hen (Read 1936 times)
