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Longbeard

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Post Merriams turkey hunt
The stars aligned & I've harvested an Osceola, Rio, & Eastern in the last 3 weeks. Thinking of trying my slam all in 1 year. Can anyone recommend a good outfitter that may have availability on a Merriams hunt? Thanks & Happy Easter!

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Sun Apr 16, 2017 1:05 pm
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Poult

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Location: Chesterfield,Va
Post Re: Merriams turkey hunt
I'd be interested in knowing where and how much your Osceola and Rio hunts were . thanks

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Sun Apr 16, 2017 5:58 pm
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Poult

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Post Re: Merriams turkey hunt
Where are you looking to hunt Merriams? I moved from out west(WA state) several years ago. Double Barrel Ranch in eastern WA is a top notch outfitter for Merriams and upland bird. They have already killed some monster birds this year. The website is www.uplandbirdranch.com/ also check them out on FB. Ask for Joe the "birdman", good guy and great guide. I have killed a pile of birds on their land.


Mon Apr 17, 2017 3:10 pm
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King of Spring
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Post Re: Merriams turkey hunt
As guided hunts go that's reasonable. I priced a similar hunt last year in Nebraska for Merriams and it was a fair bit higher. Bit of a haul to get there however.

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Mon Apr 17, 2017 4:42 pm
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Post Re: Merriams turkey hunt
I sent you a PM with info

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