r/turkeyhunting

Has my wild turkey meat gone bad?

Has my wild turkey meat gone bad?

I killed a decent Tom last spring out West and after cleaning him, but everything into vacuum seal bags in my chest freezer. It’s been about 4 months and I’m ready to eat him now. I pulled out a breast to make into a pulled white bean casserole dish, and the meat looks like this. There is definitely a smell to it too.

What I’m struggling with is the fact that I’ve never made wild turkey before. I don’t know if this is normal after spending some time in some pretty good (not incredible) vacuum sealed bags over time, or if it’s gone bad. The smell is hard to describe. It definitely hinges on being offensive, but also doesn’t smell too different from the bird when I killed it. It’s definitely a little sharp… but is it rotten? PLEASE, lmk. I’d hate for this bird to go to waste.

u/Adorable-Primary-407 — 2 days ago

Diaphragm Call Storage

Hello all, does anyone happen to know what kind of case this is that Scott Ellis is using seems like it fits perfectly in the alps impact pro turkey vest which I am looking for.

u/QuietObjective5167 — 4 days ago
▲ 36 r/turkeyhunting+2 crossposts

Bass Pro and Cabela’s sale

Got this in a text from Cabela’s. Check your local Bass Pro and Cabela’s adds. In case anyone’s looking.

u/Intelligent_Try_7448 — 14 days ago

I’m starting to think a turkey choke was a good investment

20yds and 40yds

Setup:
Mossberg 500 28”
Kicks Gobbling Thunder .665 choke
Remington Nitro Turkey 3” #5

First time turkey hunting was this last spring and while the mossberg with a modified choke was still “fine” it didn’t give me the most confidence. Decided to upgrade for fall turkey and I am very impressed with how this choke did. Was shooting standing as well so please forgive my poor aim.

u/GukyHuna — 11 days ago