Opening Day Turkey | Turkey
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Uploaded on 27 March, 2017
Follow John Royer as he hunts for spring longbeard gobblers in Clarion county Pennsylvania during the opening day. John is using a 20 gauge flintlock fowler as he calls in several birds to close range but just couldn’t get it done. Maybe next time.
Length : 6:18
Categorized as: Turkey Hunting Partners Turkey Shotgun Hunting Leatherwood Outdoors
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Rick wykoff
Like your videos. Knew your grandfather John Royer and he taught me some trapping tips for racoons back in the 70’s. He also did some of the best taxidermy work for me and my family. Great man!!
April 30, 2017 at 1:19 am
Ace Redman
As. Subscriber I was glad you were using the fowler! Prefer the traditional clothes but understand! I know how turkey hunting can be. Trying to get my special needs granddaughter a gobbler this year here in Wy. But no luck as she has missed 3 times so far. Think I will have to glues some rear sights on the 20 gauge muzzleloader for her! She is a good shot with one of my muzzleloading rifles but has a tough time with the shotgun! Good luck! Keep the you tube videos coming!
April 30, 2017 at 1:50 am