Beaver3365
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In Georgia, we only have spring turkey. There are no restrictions for muzzleloaders. Three gobblers per season. I'm thinking of using my .32.
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Titus Bass
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I plan on using my .32 as well unless a smoothbore falls out of the sky.
Beaver3365
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Where do you go for gobblers in N Ga?
Titus Bass
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Well my three favorite places are Coopers creek wma, Blue Ridge wma (Rock Creek) what we call it. I can get to either place in abt 30 mins. My best place is out back door on usfs it's small area but it works for me. My squirrel dog flush a nice gobbler other day flew up into tree beside me looked like it had 9-10" beard so I'll be looking for him again when season opens
