Wanted Hunting blind-turkey decoys

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Hunting blind-turkey decoys

I'm looking for a turkey hunting blind/decoys/calls I am 14 and a new hunter, looking for gear thank you! 

 

Edited April 4, 2017 by size don't matter 15

[KilliansRed]

I've got a hunter view wigwam ground blind that I want to get rid of. It's a 6 by 6 wide by 5.5 feet tall. Pretty much new. 40 bucks


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[FishinIsLife]

Where are you located?

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Just now, FishinIsLife said:

Where are you located?

Just north of utica ny 

[size don't matter 15]

Ttt

[Legacy]

i have some decoys for sale

https://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/55320-legacys-bargain-basement-updated-2-27-17/#comment-390225

 

[33canuck]

I'll save you some money bud, you don't need a blind. Just find a good tree or brush pile that covers your back and sit still.  Unless you are hunting with a bow or have turkeys super patterned to a specific  location you don't need a blind in fact it often hinders the mobility you need to get on gobblers.  I have similar thoughts on decoys, while they work, and occasionally they are the ticket, more often than not you do not need a decoy, if a turkey is interested they will come looking, sometimes if you have a decoy they hang up or if you need to move or exit you end up busting a bird because you need to screw with a decoy. That being said I have decoys and occasionally use them but they should be good ones, turkeys know what turkeys look like so a cheap decoys should be left on the shelf. Now calls you need, for a beginner I recommend you get a couple mouth calls and play around with them, Some people pick right up on them and they are the best call to use but make sure you get a push button yelper and a pot style call, they are easy to use and get you up and running quick.  Rather than a blind get yourself a good turkey vest with a really nice seat cushion, you will thank me for that  Good luck

[size don't matter 15]

4 hours ago, 33canuck said:

I'll save you some money bud, you don't need a blind. Just find a good tree or brush pile that covers your back and sit still.  Unless you are hunting with a bow or have turkeys super patterned to a specific  location you don't need a blind in fact it often hinders the mobility you need to get on gobblers.  I have similar thoughts on decoys, while they work, and occasionally they are the ticket, more often than not you do not need a decoy, if a turkey is interested they will come looking, sometimes if you have a decoy they hang up or if you need to move or exit you end up busting a bird because you need to screw with a decoy. That being said I have decoys and occasionally use them but they should be good ones, turkeys know what turkeys look like so a cheap decoys should be left on the shelf. Now calls you need, for a beginner I recommend you get a couple mouth calls and play around with them, Some people pick right up on them and they are the best call to use but make sure you get a push button yelper and a pot style call, they are easy to use and get you up and running quick.  Rather than a blind get yourself a good turkey vest with a really nice seat cushion, you will thank me for that  Good luck

Thank you very much will do! 

 

[KilliansRed]

I'll save you some money bud, you don't need a blind. Just find a good tree or brush pile that covers your back and sit still.  Unless you are hunting with a bow or have turkeys super patterned to a specific  location you don't need a blind in fact it often hinders the mobility you need to get on gobblers.  I have similar thoughts on decoys, while they work, and occasionally they are the ticket, more often than not you do not need a decoy, if a turkey is interested they will come looking, sometimes if you have a decoy they hang up or if you need to move or exit you end up busting a bird because you need to screw with a decoy. That being said I have decoys and occasionally use them but they should be good ones, turkeys know what turkeys look like so a cheap decoys should be left on the shelf. Now calls you need, for a beginner I recommend you get a couple mouth calls and play around with them, Some people pick right up on them and they are the best call to use but make sure you get a push button yelper and a pot style call, they are easy to use and get you up and running quick.  Rather than a blind get yourself a good turkey vest with a really nice seat cushion, you will thank me for that:yes:  Good luck

X2

Took me a few months to get the mouth call down but well worth it to have both hands free. Practice, practice, practice!!


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[GAMBLER]

3 hours ago, size don't matter 15 said:

Thank you very much will do! 

 

Listen to 33Canuck.  He knows a thing or two about hunting. 

Edited April 6, 2017 by GAMBLER

[size don't matter 15]

Thank you all very much