Florida Hunting Adventures: Bagging My First Osceola Turkey in an Orange Grove

Nate D
7 months ago | Turkey Hunting
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Turkey
- shotgunmethod
- 16 lbsweight
- 11beard length (in)
- osceolasubspecies
- 2.25total spur length (in)
- privateland type
- 1.125right spur length (in)
- 1.125left spur length (in)
Tom D
7 months ago
Nice job. Congratulations
David N
7 months ago
Congratulations!🦃👍👊
Gobbler Knob L
7 months ago
You’re well on your way!! Good job!
Mike L
7 months ago
Excellent!! Congrats man👊
Brian L
7 months ago
That's awesome, congratulations! 👊
Turbo B
7 months ago
Congrats bud, that's Awesome!!! 👊🤠👍
Ricky 6
7 months ago
Great bird, congratulations 🦃
Craig M
7 months ago
Congrats!
Logan K
7 months ago
That’s a nice bird congratulations
Tom F
7 months ago
Congrats! I’m flying down early Friday morning. 🦃💥👍🏻
Nate D
7 months ago
@Tom good luck down there!
Tom F
7 months ago
Appreciate it. I’ll be hog hunting also. Don’t have a lot of property to turkey hunt, but plenty to hog hunt. This is my hog from last year
Appalachian A
7 months ago
Sweet! You gonna wet a line while you're down there??
Nate D
7 months ago
@Tom that’s awesome! I got to shoot a few pigs while I was down there too - another first for me.
Tom F
7 months ago
Awesome! Glad we don’t have a lot of hogs, where I live in Ohio, but it would be nice to hunt them any time I want. We thermal hunt for hogs. It’s a rush sneaking up on them in the pitch dark. I shot this hog at 50-60 yards
Nate D
7 months ago
@Appalachian I did! Kind of… I’m not much of a fisherman but that was another first - fishing with a cane pole 😆 a pile of bream.
Nate D
7 months ago
@Tom I couldn’t believe how many we saw and heard in the swamps. I’d never seen a hog in the wild before and to get to shoot them was a hoot!
Tom F
7 months ago
Oh yeah!!! We heard a gator doing the death roll about a hundred yards away, after I shot my boar. Makes ya a little nervous when you’re in the dark. Gators don’t show up in the thermal scope since they’re cold blooded.
Appalachian A
7 months ago
@Nate sweet! hope you got to eat some, I love em!
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