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$79.99Browning Pro Scout MAX Cellular Camera
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Flextone – Flex Pro Diaphragm Turkey Call – Select Style
✔ Select Style – The Flex-Pro Inverted V diaphragm call is engineered to deliver a wide range of highly realistic turkey sounds, making it an ideal choice for nearly any field situation.
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Flextone – Ol’ Faithful Slate Friction Walnut Pot Turkey Call
✔ – When everything else doesn’t work, Ol’ Faithful won’t let you down! Head into the woods this turkey season with the time tested design of the Flextone Ol’ Faithful Slate Friction Turkey Call.
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Flextone – Spur Collector Diaphragm Mouth Turkey Call
✔ – Head out for a day of hunting with the Flextone Spur Collector turkey call. This call lets you produce loud, super raspy cuts, yelps and cackles to draw your prey in and features an easy-to-blow design for reliable use in the field.
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Flextone – Thunder Chicken Feeding Hen Turkey Decoy
✔ – FOLDABLE CARBON STAKE: Attached carbon stake folds into tail when not in use, so you don’t forget in the truck or lose on your hunt.
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Flextone – Thunder Creeper Gobbler Turkey Decoy
✔ – A compressed profile makes the Thunder Creeper easy to transport and store; while still displaying a realistic front and backside Setup.
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Flextone Lightweight Ultra Realistic Lifelike Turkey Decoy – Brown
✔ – EFFECTIVE DECOY – Add variety with the Flextone Thunder Jake; A 1-piece, blow molded turkey decoy that packs and sets up easily to infuriate nearby toms.
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Quaker Boy – Magic Touch Slate Turkey Call
✔ – The Magic Touch Slate has a small design slate surface with an acrylic striker. It provides versatility and realism in a wide range of turkey vocabulary. Includes abrasive cleaning pad.
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Quaker Boy – Wildwood Striker 2,Brown
✔ – The Paduak Wildwood Striker is a very wild exotic wood that will be slightly mellower than the hard dense wood of the Flared Tip Hickory Wildwood striker.
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John Moses Browning was born in 1855 in Ogden, Utah, and spent a great deal of his growing up years at this father’s side in his father’s store and gun repair shop. In 1878, with encouragement of his father, he designed and began production on what he felt was a superior single shot rifle. He was right. And after a production run of about 600 rifles he was sought out by Winchester Repeating Arms and soon his ingenious falling block rifle became the 1885 Winchester. This began a string of legendary products he licensed to Winchester including the Model 1886, Model 1892, 1887 shotgun, Model 94 and Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite, the 1895. There were many, many more of his creations that became Winchesters.


















