Turkey hunting 2024

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Don't call yourself a dedicated hardcore turkey hunter unless you've got one of these......

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I have a Browning Maxus 12ga that I plan on using for turkey this spring. I'm going to take it out this week to get an idea on pattern and range since I have no clue about that. It will chamber up to 3 1/2". I have various chokes....full and turkey. I don't really know if there is a lot of difference in these chokes.
 

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In a weak moment last year I bought a Henry single shot turkey camo 12 gauge. I am going to go pattern it this weekend but in reality I will probably never use it hunting unless for a rain gun. I like my ten gauge, plus follow up shots are nice if you need one.

I can guarantee you this, I will NEVER shoot 3 1/2" shells out of it. I can't imagine how bad that would hurt and I don't consider myself recoil sensitive.

It is funny and I am sure I am like some of you. I literally spend more time planning, prepping and anticipating turkey season than I actually hunt. I think I hunted five hours last spring but spent days getting ready.
 

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I have a Browning Maxus 12ga that I plan on using for turkey this spring. I'm going to take it out this week to get an idea on pattern and range since I have no clue about that. It will chamber up to 3 1/2". I have various chokes....full and turkey. I don't really know if there is a lot of difference in these chokes.
I would go with the turkey choke tube, and I’ve only ever used 2 3/4” shells.

It is funny and I am sure I am like some of you. I literally spend more time planning, prepping and anticipating turkey season than I actually hunt. I think I hunted five hours last spring but spent days getting ready.
At this stage in life, I swear I enjoy getting ready to hunt much more than actually hunting.
 

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