GOOD OLE FASHION TURKEY HUNTING | KILLING GOBBLERS on NEW GROUND | LATE SEASON LONGBEARDS- Pinhoti

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  • Опубліковано 4 гру 2024

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  • @wyattjones7979
    @wyattjones7979 Рік тому +27

    Killed my first turkey today Dave, watched your videos for three years before I finally did it. You don’t know me but you’ve taught me everything I know. Thank you!

    • @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo
      @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo Рік тому

      You don't know much then do you sorry about that

    • @wilmoreridgerunner8385
      @wilmoreridgerunner8385 Рік тому

      Congratulations and wish you many more successful springs!

    • @guycrider839
      @guycrider839 Рік тому +4

      Great to hear that! Don't worry about the haters . Learning by yourself just adds character to your style of turkey hunting and that is the key to killing alot of public land birds !

    • @matthewdrylie3043
      @matthewdrylie3043 Рік тому

      I have made this same exact comment to myself more times than I can count. I find it amazing that someone who doesn't even know I exist, has single handily taught me everything I know about turkey hunting. I hope to be able to personally thank him one day. He has done more for me than he will ever know.

    • @cincinnatigrinder4951
      @cincinnatigrinder4951 Рік тому

      congratulations sir.... ignore the other pricks in your comments

  • @bigbuck2720
    @bigbuck2720 Рік тому +9

    Take advantage of every day out there being able to climb those ridges, some of us just can't do it like we use to. You always make me feel like I'm in your back pocket, thanks

  • @GGGoutdoorsKingdomConnection
    @GGGoutdoorsKingdomConnection Рік тому +2

    The intensity of that hunt is what we do it for! The chess match, the back and forth, the beating him to the spot, the walking in the leaves, the drumming, the heavy breathing! It had it ALL! Well done my friend, well done!

  • @brandoncorley1514
    @brandoncorley1514 Рік тому +1

    Of all the times for planes to fly over!! Awesome, intense last few minutes!!! I love those minutes the best!!!

  • @rodneyb.8795
    @rodneyb.8795 Рік тому +5

    You earned that one brother!

  • @vernonbrazeal5910
    @vernonbrazeal5910 Рік тому +1

    Dont even lie, Dave. You kmow you'd cross that holler again. 😂 that hunt reminds me of about 90 percent of my hunts. Scramblin. Good stuff man!

  • @brucesumner6993
    @brucesumner6993 Рік тому +1

    A fine hunt. The ones you work for are special indeed.

  • @rodneyharouff5739
    @rodneyharouff5739 Рік тому +1

    well. ya got some good excercise on the chase, & that was one hell of a chase! good hunt!!

  • @BigCountry67
    @BigCountry67 Рік тому

    Late season easterns in thick timber that gobble hard are as good as it gets. Great hunt ! You were definitely in the birds. Looks like a good spot. He was a sneaky rascal.

  • @samuelallen1080
    @samuelallen1080 Рік тому +1

    Nice hunt! That's just how I do it most of the season here in NC. I was able to take one Monday Morning on Public in the Pee Dee River Hills. Nothing Like hunting in those beautiful hardwoods.

  • @robertholt6606
    @robertholt6606 Рік тому +2

    Who was chasing who😂 glad to hear old Dave still gets heavy breathing when they get close or them cigars are catching up with him!!

  • @publiclandwaterfowler
    @publiclandwaterfowler Рік тому

    Talk about a bird that was fired up. Nice work getting it done on new ground.

  • @gabrielkidd9052
    @gabrielkidd9052 10 місяців тому +1

    You earned that bird

  • @jimhelfrich7245
    @jimhelfrich7245 Рік тому +1

    Excellent video.

  • @joemiller8965
    @joemiller8965 Рік тому

    Awesome video and a nice bird Dave! Took some work to get that one, well done!

  • @markperry3127
    @markperry3127 Рік тому

    I thought for sure he’d gobble when that plane flew over!

  • @nealroberson5718
    @nealroberson5718 Рік тому

    Yes sir , mighty fine hunt !!!

  • @earlmassey8408
    @earlmassey8408 Рік тому

    Dang it. Boy I remember times like that in 70 and 80 and 90 my. God that fun good Hunt Dave 😊Hunt all Day stay on them

  • @kevinneedham6632
    @kevinneedham6632 Рік тому +2

    Awesome hunt!

  • @rodneywolfe7730
    @rodneywolfe7730 Рік тому

    Awsome hunt.
    Congrats cuz.

  • @barrystricklin2230
    @barrystricklin2230 Рік тому +1

    Great hunt man enjoyed it greatly

  • @strydershadow391
    @strydershadow391 Рік тому +1

    I hate turkeys that keep me chasing them. Glad to see you finally closed the deal.

  • @galinswigart
    @galinswigart Рік тому +1

    Great hunt. I have been humbled by turkeys more in late May than any other time of the year. Some people say you should call more aggressively, others say you should tone it down later in the season.
    I still haven’t quite found the recipe for late season hunting.

    • @pinhotiproject
      @pinhotiproject  Рік тому +2

      As will every situation in turkey hunting, "it all depends" . . . haha. That would be my answer.

  • @jayarps2596
    @jayarps2596 Рік тому +1

    Great hunt , we have one more week until our opener.

  • @reedmitchell6716
    @reedmitchell6716 Рік тому

    Two Master Chess players doing battle. Congratulations.

  • @charleywalker2982
    @charleywalker2982 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

  • @nelsonchandler1015
    @nelsonchandler1015 Рік тому +1

    awesome !!

  • @lenwilson6667
    @lenwilson6667 Рік тому +1

    Great hunt Dave ! I think this hunt was a great example how your ability to define a spot where ,you instinctively know, you can take a gobbler is gained through experience. When you finally got to the top and hit that flat spot the hair on my neck stood up ! Being an older guy, I would have had to stop right there !Since you have youth , on your side, you can cover ground and chase them I can't. Over the years I've found out that there are spots ,in the woods, where a turkey will come to a call and there are places where a turkey will not come to a call, no matter how sweet the sound, and once you take one in a certain spot you can go back to that spot , if the turkeys are in there, and your chances of calling another one in are very high ! Those spots are like money in the bank ! Also, I need to buy a pair of gaiters ! What brand do you wear ? Thanks again and keep em coming AND BE CAREFUL !

  • @mikemiller134
    @mikemiller134 Рік тому

    Fun hunt , wonder what state you’re in right now. Virginia opened yesterday, me and my son got a double !

  • @michaelporterfield9081
    @michaelporterfield9081 Рік тому +4

    I do not enjoy hunting field birds. One of the most frustrating ways to hunt!!

  • @jsarge4248
    @jsarge4248 9 місяців тому

    what gun are you using pal

  • @TomLofton-v1k
    @TomLofton-v1k Рік тому

    Dave, when you say you only take one turkey per property, is that only Wisconsin where turkeys are plentiful? Or do you try only to kill more per property in low population states like Mississippi in 2021? Love your show -Tom Lofton

    • @pinhotiproject
      @pinhotiproject  Рік тому

      It's just a self imposed rule I have for most areas. I'm just making sure it doesn't seem like I'm going out to the same piece of property daily and shooting into the same flock. I've failed at that in the past and making sure it doesn't happen again. When you have the luxury of hunting most days and the birds are in the right "mood" the portrayal can be a bit skewed. It isn't a hard 'n' fast rule for every property and I'm not even saying it's for everyone.

  • @samcarrjr1502
    @samcarrjr1502 Рік тому

    Where did you get your wingbone?

  • @terrycook3710
    @terrycook3710 Рік тому

    Lets go

  • @justinmills384
    @justinmills384 Рік тому

    That’s what it all about

  • @gabrielkidd9052
    @gabrielkidd9052 10 місяців тому

    Is it in Georgia ?

  • @charleywalker2982
    @charleywalker2982 Рік тому

    👍

  • @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo
    @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo Рік тому +1

    Your problem is you move to much that's only one thing

    • @pinhotiproject
      @pinhotiproject  Рік тому +1

      I thought I was sitting beside a dead turkey? So what is the problem with how I move?

    • @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo
      @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo Рік тому

      I don't know but if I moved as much as you do turkeys would leave the country I'm just saying you try to get to close to the turkey but try to let the turkey tell you what they want like if it is gobbling at your call and acting very interesting just sit tight and call light and not às often

    • @westforkkennels2552
      @westforkkennels2552 Рік тому

      @@Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo Hunt ended with a dead turkey. End of story. I like my ass to pucker before I set up on whenever possible. If a man didn’t try to get within spitting distance on some you wouldn’t set beside very many. And ol Dave sets beside plenty.

    • @pinhotiproject
      @pinhotiproject  Рік тому +2

      @@Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo again. I'm sitting beside the targeted gobbler. . . so how exactly did I do it wrong? I put my back to a tree in a spot where a gobbler wanted to be, used the 6" between my ears and a yelper to put him there. I'd be happy with that result every day.

    • @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo
      @Tryingyourbestatwhateveryoudo Рік тому

      I have been hunting turkey for about 30 Year and deer about the same But the most important thing to remember is to watch everything that the animals are doing right before you see a deer or a turkey because other animals CAN and WILL let you know if something is coming a lot of the time they will alert the deer or turkey. The most valuable information that I learned in the past 30 plus years of hunting is to #1 take A LOT OF NOTES #2 IS TO STUDY THE PREY YOUR hunting, try to find out why, what and when they're doing what they're doing. For Instance on a full moon night you want to hunt as close to the bucks bedding area without making a lot of noise getting into that spot because the deer will be feeding in Fields and open woods. When setting up on a gobbler don't think you have to get 50 yards from that bird you can easily call that turkey in just as well at 150 yards rather than 50 to 75 yards it all depends on making sure that bird don't see you because if it does then your hunt is probably over for that day. Just a few tips that I hope you can use to make you more successful

  • @mottmusic101
    @mottmusic101 Рік тому

    It takes experience to kill a bird like that, most folks would have given up hours earlier. Reno

  • @gabrielkidd9052
    @gabrielkidd9052 11 місяців тому +1

    Fantastic hunt!