Hey scratch!

Yep, put a big ol' +1 on your turkey tally board.
Respectable bird.
Rio Grande.
Twenty one pounds.
Three quarter inch spurs.
Nine inch beard.
Remington 870 12 bore.
Win Super X - 2 3/4 inch No 7 1/2 shot.
Two months after season, my daughter asked to borrow my 870 to qualify with. Since my 870 has Rem-choke, I asked what "tube" she wanted.
"Full." came the reply.
Knowing I had been turkey hunting with an "Extra Full" tube, I grabbed my choke wrench and unscrewed the tighter tube.
Imagine my surprise when I found the "modified" tube in place from last September's dove hunt!
I killed that turkey at approximately 40 yards with a 12 gauge, 2 3/4 ammo, 7 1/2 shot and a modified tube!
Talk about lucky, well for me anyway!

Bubba

@bubba i didnt get one this spring but, my brother killed a bird nearly the same size as yours at about 4 yards, except to our surprise a shell for dove hunting had getting in his pouch and that was the lucky shell he picked

didn't have the chance to hunt them.

I harvested two in Kansas. My hunt in Oklahoma was a bust which is very atypical. Had hunters on the spot when we showed up and they had been working them pretty hard. All in all it was a great season (I was healthy, got to go, and got a bird) but it was a little below average. Mostly because we did not get the Okie toms.

Probably the worst year for gobbling I have seen in a long time as I am sure countryroad can attest to. In spite of the weather and tornadoes, my two sons and I each managed a longbeard apiece.

I didn't have time to go out for them. My dad managed to get a nice 2 year old bird.

Got 2 a nice tom and a jake

Got 3

First turkey(jake) with my bow
First tom at 45 yards with shotgun
First stalk of a turkey(jake)

Got my first one.