In-Line Archery came to Roe Hunting Resources and asked us to review their Nock-Lines, and let them know what we thought. Well...we tested them out, ran them through the paces out in the field, and they definitely get two thumbs WAY up!!! Like I say in the video, Nock-Lines fall squarely into the category of - why didn't WE think of this!?!?!?!? A great product, at a great price, that provides a legitimate benefit to the bowhunter - check them out!!!
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A Hunting Blog by Chris Roe, Roe Hunting Resources
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Friday, April 20, 2012
Pheasant Loads for Turkeys? Patterning your shotgun and testing different loads
With a box of turkey loads being fairly expensive for just a 10-round box, and with the recent developments in some of today's high-end pheasant loads, I share my thoughts on patterning your shotgun, and test Federal Premium Ammunition's Prairie Storm pheasant loads for use in turkey hunting. Testing the pheasant loads in #4 shot, I pattern my Remington 870 turkey gun with the Prairie Storm ammunition and a number of other "turkey" loads - all the way out to 40 yards - and show you just what some of today's high-end pheasant loads can do! ...costing the same amount of money for a box of 25 as a box of 10 for "turkey" loads, they might be a better economical fit for today's "cost conscious" hunter.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Making a "3/4 Strut" Fan for the Primos Killer-B
Earlier today, I covered how to add wing feathers to your decoy. In this video, I talk about making a "3/4 strut" fan - two different ways - rather than a "full" or "flat" fan for the Primos Killer-B. I also talks briefly about WHY I choose to use a 3/4 strut fan as opposed to a flat fan when decoying gobblers with a strutter decoy.
ALSO: When you glue the bracket "open," you'll need to drill out the center hole a little bit so it slips over the bolt easily. No biggie, but something to take note of. ...and with a natural fan, you'll need to drill it out as well, but it will be easier and last longer if you "seal it" with JB Weld, Epoxy, etc.
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
ALSO: When you glue the bracket "open," you'll need to drill out the center hole a little bit so it slips over the bolt easily. No biggie, but something to take note of. ...and with a natural fan, you'll need to drill it out as well, but it will be easier and last longer if you "seal it" with JB Weld, Epoxy, etc.
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
Upgrading a Primos Killer-B with Real Wing Feathers
I was asked how I add real wing feathers to my strutter decoy that I use in my Through the Seasons hunting videos. No matter how good your decoy is (unless you're using a stuffer), nothing compares to real feathers for adding realism and increasing your turkey decoy's effectiveness, and in this Sweet Feed, I go over how YOU can add real feathers to your decoy.
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Kansas Early Season Turkey Conditions Update
Here's my latest Sweet Feed post providing an update on field conditions in and around north central Kansas, and what the birds have been doing so far. ...If you're getting ready to head out to the field, be ready for some tough, henned-up birds!
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
You can learn more about turkey hunting and watch instructional videos on demand covering such topics as: Understanding and Using Turkey Calls (including the Box Call, Slate Call, Diaphragm Calls, Locator Calls, and Specialty Calls); River Bottom Rios (including Scouting, Sign, and Habitat); and Understanding and Using Turkey Decoys by purchasing a Turkey Module Subscription ($19.95 for three months of unlimited access) or Full Access Subscription ($49.95 for a full year of unlimited access). Click HERE for more details.
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