Official - Taylor Hammers vs Pork Rollers Turkey Contest 2020-Team Taylor Ham Wins!

[Swamprat]

45 minutes ago, Pathman said:

Big heavy bird. Arrow didn’t exit fully as you can see, bird never took a step, took a minute or two to expire however. 

They don't go far when you hit em like that. Congrats. 

[Faster]

1 on the board for Team Pork Roll

[Nomad]

One down for the Taylor Hammers! 21#, 9" beard, 1 1/8 spurs.

Edited April 20, 2020 by Nomad

[Faster]

Looks like a big bird there Mark

[electric10162]

7 hours ago, Nomad said:

One down for the Taylor Hammers! 21#, 9" beard, 1 1/8 spurs.

Congrats Mark!

[Coyoteslayer]

Wow there are hall of famers on both squads. I'm waiting to see what team graybeard joins before I lay a bet down.

[Russ 11]

Add one more for the Taylor Hammers . Sat till 10:30 in a blind with the crossbow and had lots of action but no shots . Ran over to another farm with a 1/2 hour left to hunt . Got a bird going and he actually walked across a brook and came into 20 yards . Dropped him with the SX3 at 11:50. 21.24 lbs, 9 inch beard and 1 1/8 and 1 1/16 spurs.

 

[Lphunsjr]

Pork Roll entrant

[LPJR]

Awesome opener and start to the season boys! 

List your name and team preference to this thread to be  included. 

"A" week opening day in the books.  

[bucky]

You Ham and Eggers don't have a chance, I'm putting my money on the Pork Rollers

Ham-and-Egger

A ham-and-egger, meaning a weak effort or a dud, comes from boxing, where a ham-and-egger fighter doesn’t have much fight in him, it’s just someone doing it to earn a meal. The idiom goes as far back as at least 1918, when it showed up in a U.S. Navy journal

Edited April 21, 2020 by bucky

[bucky]

22 hours ago, Pathman said:

I’m in, and I believe I qualify as a TH’er from NW Somerset County😁.  
I already have a gobbler down with the crossbow however, that still count?

pic’s in a bit. 

You're a pork roller

[LPJR]

8 hours ago, bucky said:

You Ham and Eggers don't have a chance, I'm putting my money on the Pork Rollers

Ham-and-Egger

A ham-and-egger, meaning a weak effort or a dud, comes from boxing, where a ham-and-egger fighter doesn’t have much fight in him, it’s just someone doing it to earn a meal. The idiom goes as far back as at least 1918, when it showed up in a U.S. Navy journal

[Cousin Brown]

Im in, hunting north so put me Taylor Ham I guess.

[Fred Flintstone]

Put me on Taylor Ham as, I hunt Passaic. Do Jakes count as, I have 1 so far.

[LPJR]

2 minutes ago, Fred Flintstone said:

Put me on Taylor Ham as, I hunt Passaic. Do Jakes count as, I have 1 so far.

Yes sir! Counted and signed up.