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#10MinuteTalk – Reaping Turkeys – Should You Do it? with The Breaking Point

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4.91.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Action packed, effective, and with some obvious safety considerations a person needs to account for, “Reaping” turkeys is a tactic a person can consider keeping in their turkey tool box. As the name implies, using this method often results in a dead gobbler. Some folks say you should never do it and are violating every safety rule in the book. Others take several precautions and do it all the time – knowing they are accepting a level of risk. As with a lot of things in the good old USA, we’ll leave that up to the individual. One thing is certain, done correctly, the response elicited from what could be a wary, henned up gobbler, can be nothing short of a full-on turkey charge. Jim and Mark sit down with expert turkey reapers, “The Breaking Point” to get the lowdown on the unique strategies they’ve developed. If you want to see this tactic in action, head on over to the Vortex YouTube channel and click on the “Vortex Selects” series these guys put together.

Transcript

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0:00.0

What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here ish as usual with the gentleman from breaking point across actually around the table

0:07.2

We have a big table of folks here for a 10 minute talk

0:09.7

So anyway, but just quick intros here. We've got Dylan, Brennan, Aaron and Mike from the crew

0:16.1

Obviously, Mark is here with me and Mark you have a little bit of an intro because I think we're gonna be talking about some turkey stuff

0:21.6

Is that right? Yeah, Jim like you said we've got a full house here. We're gonna talk a little bit turkey unconventional

0:27.5

turkey tactics with with these guys, which they specialize in and probably specifically

0:32.8

Reaping turkeys can kind of like that that process and I think

0:36.2

So we should get out our sickle right our side or whatever that is it's probably about as effective as one of those

0:43.2

I mean when you watch these guys in their videos and and actually I'll plug it

0:47.9

We've got a vortex select featuring these gentlemen doing exactly what we're talking about

0:53.4

So after you listen to this and if you're so inspired you can check that out on the vortex YouTube channel

0:58.8

Absolutely, I'd like that plug. That was pretty good. Oh, but so who's gonna talk about it first? Who wants to just explain what

1:06.3

Reaping turkeys is for anybody who's not familiar in the thinking what?

1:11.4

Mike's kind of responsible for the birth of how we reap turkeys while I am taking all right all right

1:16.9

Well, I guess you know when we've been we've been doing a lot of conventional hunting over the years with calling birds in

1:23.0

doing regular decoys set ups and

1:26.0

You always got those birds that hang up on you and we eventually got to the point where

1:30.2

We knew there was a definitely a different way that we can go about these birds that have different attitudes and

1:36.7

So we initially started doing our reaping with just using regular

1:41.5

Fandie Coise that you crawl behind through a field and whatnot and as kind of things have evolved over the years and

1:48.2

Other companies have come out with similar products for specializing and reaping

1:52.8

We just kind of realized that

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