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2001
Illinois Spring Wild Turkey Hunt With Fred Lutger
by Fred Lutger of Freddie Bear Sports
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Fred
Lutger
Second Season
Glen Martins' bird sporting an 11-inch beard and 1-3/8 inch spurs highlighted
the second week of our season. Glen is also from Tinley Park and was the
winning bidder of this hunt I donated to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
This was Glens' first turkey hunt and Glen assures me it's just the
first of many to come.
Bob Codo from Orland Park, IL shot a nice 10-1/2 in gobbler the first
day of his hunt.
This is a three-pete for Bob, three long beards his first day in three
consecutive years! I also guided Paul Millhuff from Tinley Park. We had
some great action but ended with a few expletives as Paul watched his missed
bird fly off.
TOMORROW: Third
Season
If you would like to hunt
for an Eastern wild turkey join us in the spring of 2002. Email me at fred@freddiebearsports.com
or call 708-532-4133. For permit information check the IL Department of
Natural Resources web site at http://dnr.state.il.us.
Also check out our new Online Archery & Bowhunting Store at www.freddiebearsports.com.
Good hunting, Fred
PS:
I forgot to tell you about the fishing. In Illinois you can only hunt untill
noon so we spend the afternoon fishing on our two private lakes. We also
have several farm ponds full of bass and bluegill. We caught several bass
over 20 inches this year. Don caught the biggest we weighed, an 8 pound
7 oz bucket mouth. One day Ron, our friend Roger Caveness from Wolf Lake,
IL and myself caught 200 bluegill that averaged 1/2 pound each. Bring your
fishing pole!
Fred Lutger, the owner of
Freddie
Bear Sports in Tinley Park, Illinois, is well known and respected in
the archery and bowhunting community. His doors opened 25 years ago and
his love for archery, bowhunting and helping new bowhunters and archery
enthusiasts has made him one of the premier Archery & Bowhunting Pro
Shop owners in the country. |