Try the butterball turkey patties, they have to be grilled but they are dang good if you are wanting some turkey. I eat them on dr's orders but they are good.
Draw knives, hatchets go to an antique shop or flea market. The old steel is better than the new steel. You get a vintage true temper spade shovel and sharpen that edge, it will hold the edge better.
Back when I had the hobby farm I hunted the pasture, had a real nice clover plot. Always hated to see the flock of turkeys coming thru, the deer would sit back and stay away from the drama that comes with a flock of turkeys.
It is funny how smart turkey hunters claim the birds are, we get toms at the office every spring, I have snuck close enough to kill them with a broom handle. Not that I have but I could
Well crap, good luck on the search, been there done that. I needed the two back handles for an alumacraft I scanned Craigs in 5 states for 6 months before I found the boat with the handles I needed.
I enjoy eating wild game and fish. 2 game items I do not enjoy wild turkey and bear. A butterball turkey is far superior for all around dining experience.
I am going to try to get to the range this week to run 50 rounds thru the defender. I am a little concerned about the stainless being a little grabby on the discharge of brass.
I had intended to use a plastic bag inside the can, I brought home a non scented trash bag from work, my wife inadvertently used that bag in a garbage can. I did not want to brine in fabreeze so I went straight bucket.
