Got a turkey, now what

[gatorgar]

Went out hunting with Coon007 this weekend and he got lucky in having a hen get too close to his stand, Did you know that a Magnus thru the neck drops them quick    .  Anyways I remember seeing on here where someone takes whole wings and sends you vanes in return.  I cut the wings at the breast and removed as much of the meat as I could and then covered the whole, stump (I guess) in Borax to save them.  
Where can I send the wings to get turned into feathers for our arrows.  Thanks for the info...and I know that this thread is useless without pics, i'll get them up as soon as I can.

[acolobowhunter]

I have seen different threads on this, someone will give you an answer.  In regards to the 3 wing bone in each wing.  Don't throw them away.  If you don't have any use for them, send them to me, as I make turkey wing bone calls out of them.  Hen bone work better that toms.  If your up to it, just send me an email and I will give you my address.  Bone them out as good as you can then rub some Borax on them and I will take care of the rest.  

[Talondale]

Custom Feathers.  They're a sponsor here.
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[gatorgar]

Talondale, thanks for the website, I knew he was on here somewhere and I even remembered his instructions and followed them to a T. I just couldn't remember where to send them.
acolobowhunter, I'll get you a set of the wingbones in the mail as soon as they dry out some.  It's cold and humid down here, so it might take a day or two.  I covered them in Borax and have them laying under a table lamp at home to speed up the drying process.
Here is a pic of the hen Coon007 took this past weekend.  Bob Lee Signature takedown 46#@28" Magnus 125 on a carbon express 400
 
edited because I forgot to add the pic    

[snag]

Where's his head?! Did you shoot it off?!!! If so, great shot!

I have used Raven Arrows for making them into fletchings. They do a great job of chopping and grinding them. Their number is 208-256-4341. Tom and Jan are good folks.