Hunting Turkeys in Pennsylvania | First Hunt In PA | 2024 Turkey Hunting
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I officially give up on Ohio for finding gobblers. With the help of a friend from buzzard roost saddles, I was pointed in the right direction to start and the chase was on! I wish I had a few more days left in PA to get it done, but I'm so grateful to experience the outdoors to the extent that I do!
Until next year!
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It’s tough hunting a new location, especially on your own.
Great seeing you out chasing them here in PA. The end was epic. 😂 No one can say it is the lack of effort you put in. Keep after it. You just may get that bird, yet this season 🤔😁 keep SHARING your PASSION
Live one day at a time all I’ll say one day who knows life isn’t always easy, it least you heard birds that’s a win , l couldn’t even get out this spring because of my hip surgery and kept me out of the woods last fall so keep your head up please my dear friend
Thanks for the great video sweetheart 😊 You gave it a gallant effort And you have some Intel for next year Best wishes have a great summer and I hope we see some more content before deer season 😊
I follow The Hunting Public and learned something that has gotten me two Toms and another I should have gotten but, he spooked when he saw me moving trying to swing my gun around for a shot.
Dont call to them from a distance, especially if they are gobbling on their own. Using the terrain, slip in as close as you can, without them seeing you . Dont call......giving away your position....until you are set up for the shot. Then just give some subtle calls....a couple clucks, maybe a purr.....Usually they will gobble back. Do that a time or two, then stop calling . It may take 15 to 20 mins.....but they come in quiet, wondering where the hen went.
Good luck to you. You definitely put in the time and effort
Great tips! Thanks!
Katlyn,
. I get in place a half hour before first light. But then I know where they are roosted.
There are some issues with your calling. you go through a whole routine when you need to just do a few clucks. when you call. I rarely even cluck its mostly just puts. Your calling is off pitch a bit. Maybe use a box call until you get it down. Best thing I recommend is to get some live turkey recordings and mimic them.
Your calling progression once you get the pitch right is fantastic, just too much at once.
I love your videos and subscribed. I hunt Maryland- mostly far western Maryland. You are so close to getting a turkey;, and you clearly love the outdoors. I sometimes go a year without getting a turkey, its great to get out though. /thanks for bringing me back out in the turkey woods for a few minutes from my desk!!!
Wow you're brave hunting by yourself out of state. I'm from Ohio as well 18:06 and hunt public land in PA for15 plus year. Look like same general area. Would love to call in your first bird 🐦
I hope someday you have about 5 or 6 kids and they grow up to be just like you. Your parents should win an award for raising such an amazing young lady. Take my $
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Looks like they know your schedule 🤣🤣🤣
Keep at it, you will eventually get your gobbler!
Keep grinding! It will happen!
hiya 🦌how's it goin?
No Man?
Another great video!! You’re my favorite thing on RUclips hands down ❤. It’s almost September!!!
Well it wasn't a wasted trip, you saw and heard turkeys, and saw plenty of deer, that's a strange state, with they're rules, your truck is fine gives it carrector, you basicly called that tom in for that guy who shot, lol, your getting better at it. ❤❤❤
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Have been waiting on your next video 👍
just posted a frogging one!
Way to make another great Video and hopefully you survived the up and down on the hills here in pa
I’ve never experienced public land and finally getting to scouting a piece near where I live is so cool.
Deer season opens for me Oct 1st so hoping to have it down by then and harvest a deer on public land. Fingers crossed.
I’m slowly teaching myself to hunt Ive done a bit of it on private land that I leased last year but public seems to be a whole different set of things to learn on top of learning how to use a saddle set up.
Great video .
I taught myself a lot too! Good luck! And thanks!
It was nice talking with you at TAC. Nice job on the content! I commend you for grinding it out and chasing your passion. Good luck this season!
Thanks! It was good meeting you too! Thanks for supporting my content!
That's about how my season went too.
Great video, Katelyn. I was pulling for you this year
Love your videos! Don't beat yourself up, this is how my season went too...I think the turkey population has dropped significantly here in Ohio in the past couple years