Bowhunting Spring Gobblers

[gobblerstopper]

Anyone gonna chase some longbeards this spring w/ archery equip?

That new Quaker Boy Vest-a-Blind looks a God sent for archers that chase turkeys, due to that outline buster that you pull over. Should help getting the bow at full draw with a better chance of not being detected and also maybe help the ground pounders that dont like you use hub style blinds.

I know for a fact that this spring I will be able to bow hunt gobblers further into the woods on some of those remote spots that I had no desire to lug a hub style blind into.

[TrophyTracker]

I'm thinking about taking the Speedzone out and trying to stick a gobbler with it. I haven't decided yet for two reasons: 1st, the bow is going to prob be my 3D rig for the upcoming season, and second, I like seeing a swarm of Hevi-Shot smash into a gobblers head too much:D

[adamz]

I got NAP Spitfire 100 gr Gobbler Getters. They're an over the top mechanical with a blunt tip. I figure they'll stick in him and stay rather than blow through. My other arrows are Rage 2" mechanicals that I've no doubt will cut right through a turkey.
Any comments because I'm not buying more broadheads anytime soon.
I'm going to bring the NAPs out for my Spring Gobbler season.
AdamZ

[TrophyTracker]

They should be more than enough. NAP has always made products that I would proudly recommend. I have used their Thunderheads since day one.

[FlHunter23]

I used thunderheads last year and was satisfied.

[TrophyTracker]

I used thunderheads last year and was satisfied.

That drop-Away rest you got from me is also made by NAP. I was satisfied with it's performance as well.

[FlHunter23]

Ha ha, i didnt have any problems out of that either. It drops quick. The only thing that was kind of a pain is when you go to adjust your left and right you gotta make sure your up and down dont move on ya. Other than that its a pretty solid rest.