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Forum: The Hunting & Fishing Forum

06-01-2009, 01:08 PM

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Scope or Red Dot for Turkey Gun?

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Posted By Spearhunter

Re: Scope or Red Dot for Turkey Gun?

a fiber optic sight is most practical and simple. However, like you, I also wanted a scope on my turkey barrel. Given the distance you will be shooting at, a red dot sight or holo sight would be...

Forum: The Hunting & Fishing Forum

09-22-2008, 01:52 PM

Replies: 4

Fall Turkey

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Posted By Spearhunter

Re: Fall Turkey

Mating season is over so the calls used in spring, along with decoys won't be much help. They will be travelling in a flock so the technique is to locate them, break them up and scatter them in...

Forum: The Hunting & Fishing Forum

07-31-2008, 01:26 PM

Replies: 5

Using golf range finders for hunting

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Posted By Spearhunter

Re: Using golf range finders for hunting

So far from what I have learned, a laser rangefinder whether designed for golf or hunting can be used in either setting.

A regular $20 golf range finder that requires a pin found in every hole...

Forum: The Hunting & Fishing Forum

04-23-2008, 09:15 AM

Replies: 5

Using golf range finders for hunting

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Posted By Spearhunter

Re: Using golf range finders for hunting

Thanks. I thought so too. I'm looking at Ebay as well. Some golf range finders have a "Golf" & "General" setting so I wonder if the latter does not require a pin.

Forum: The Hunting & Fishing Forum

04-21-2008, 09:15 PM

Replies: 5

Using golf range finders for hunting

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Posted By Spearhunter

Using golf range finders for hunting

Has anyone ever used a golf ranger finder to determine distances in hunting? Am curious to know if they work similarly to high end (expensive) hunting range finders to mark say, 50 yds, 100 yds,...

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