Spring tune up.

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dagwodzz

dagwodzz

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Getting ready for turkey season so I dusted off my Falcon Tomanator in .22. Haveing more than one gun. I use different guns throughout Squirrel season. I need to get reacquainted with her. So out during preseason scouting I take her along to 
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get used to her trigger. 

Along the way I come into critters. Truethfully I struggle to shoot Coons. But because they are hard on the turkey population I do. 

So I’m doing some season prep one of my blinds as well
 
Good luck in your Turkey hunt. Maybe in the future can you do a write up on using your bike to get to your hunting destinations. I’m getting older every day any I don’t like walking more than a few miles from where I park I’ve thought about an electric bike but I know nothing about them or even if they are allowed on state land where I hunt. Get some gobblers and have fun.
 
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Impossible to say. Terrain, your level of input the load carting etc. For me I live in a very hilly area. With pastures. I load my back pack loaded with gear on my bike. I ware a back pack scabbard to carry my gun. I’m able to zip through the open fields at 23 mph. But when I get to a hill climbing up from a creek bank. I have to dismount and walk the bike up the hill. But I’m not pushing the bike and it’s load. It has a walk along mode. All I do is guid and steer it as I climb the bank. It’s easier than if I were carrying the back pack on my back and climbing the bank. For me it’s a game changer. I purchased the bike last year after my first bout with Gout. I now can leave the house later and hunt longer. My hump to my one hunting spot is almost a mile. It’s all through privet farm land. It’s by no means a motorcycle. It will not climb like one. Is it the perfect tool? No tool is. it’s quiet and fast. In my case it’s as I said. A game changer 
 
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