Roger Dickinson mee tooo

Same here

Same

The freak

Super freak actually

Just like there are albino deer there are albino turkeys

I killed an albino Tom in Conway SC

Just like in archery, the advances in modern equipment have helped push the max distance you can shoot. This is a topic that varies from person to person. It all depends on your setup (gun, ammo, choke, skill), and the amount of testing you've done with the setup. Pattern density, and kinetic energy (KE) are key factors. Certain types of shots are heavier, which will generally give you more KE. It takes roughly 2.5 foot lbs. of energy to penetrate a turkey's head and neck. For example, with lead #5 shot, you're retaining 2.5 foot lbs. out to 60 yards, where as a smaller shot such as #6s only carry the needed KE out to 40 yards. Certain metals such as Bismuth and Tungsten are more dense than lead, giving you the ability to shoot a smaller shot, which fills out your pattern better, but still gives you a lethal load at the same distance as a larger shot size in lead. Hope that answers your question!

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Jordan Parker edgecombe county

Jason Gard they cannot handle our birds

Lol neither of y’all could handle these Mississippi birds

@@jonathanhoffman7799 if Mississippi had any left we have plenty of birds here in nc

theb why are you watching it?

+Berny 310 *then

He’s stupid for watching if he don’t like hunting dumb liberal

Your douche bag is showing