What are you hunting/fishing?

[cdavis]

kyle nice. Congrats

[Bob Stehlik]

kyle Congrats. Good looking Gobbler.

[Spidey]

RafterW Nice spring tom! So I take it you will not miss another spring season. It is one of my favorite times of the year. Love hunting those limb chickens.

[Spidey]

kyle Congrats on the sucess!

[HerbcoFood]

kyle word!

[GWG8541]

kyle good job!

[calldoctoday]

kyle That is beautiful, Job Well Done?

[RON PARRISH]

kyle Very nice bird! Our season just ended and numbers were way down. I saw a few jakes but passed on them. First time in twenty years I didnt fill a tag. I still enjoyed every minute of it though. Something about the spring woods!

[lkrfletcher]

kyle - Gotr done

[YooperDog]

kyle nice tom! Our season ends end of May, I haven’t any time to do much of anything. Burning a lot of fossil fuel and tires. Congratulations!

[Dave in AZ]

kyle nice one, Kyle!

[kyle]

YooperDog we stayed at our deer shack for Turkey season. Had the wood stove going 3 of the 4 days we were there. Pretty sad for the end of may. Hope you get your gobbler

[kyle]

Dave in AZ we make Turkey jerky out of our birds. In my opinion, it’s the best way to use the meat

[bocephus]

kyle Very nice looking turkey.

[HerbcoFood]

Went out to the Chandeluer Islands this past weekend for 2 days of fishing. It was an epic of an adventure as everyone says it is. As a boat of 9 we brought home 212 trout, 7 red fish, 4 black drum and 4 flounder. I also caught my biggest red fish to date. These pics are from the Saturday evening fish, needless to say us 4 were in the X!



Then some fish got caught at night at the boat…

[processhead]

Nice Catch!

[bocephus]

HerbcoFood Looks like a very successful adventure.

[gus4416]

HerbcoFood that is a great looking batch of fish wish I could go out on the big water but I get so seasick it just isn’t fun and I have tryed everything known to man and it just doesn’t work great day fishing is the dest

[RafterW]

Awesome catch! HerbcoFood

[HerbcoFood]

gus4416 Honestly we weren’t really in big water, the deepest I remember seeing it get was 20 or so feet. In the mornings the wind was blowing pretty good but the swells weren’t more than 2’. But it was enough to wake you up from hearing the water slap the side of the mother ship we were sleeping on.