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san antonio area turkey #341247 03/27/08 04:33 AM
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Does anyone know of an affordable turkey hunt for my wife and I.As close to san antonio, the better, health issues(lupus).We can hunt week days mornings if that helps for avalablity.THANKS.


Re: san antonio area turkey [Re: metaldog] #341248 03/27/08 06:26 PM
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Well sir, I guide turkey hunts near San Angelo Tx. I have an ad in the classified section on the second page. Concho/Coleman turkey hunts. Lodging is provided if needed. Check out my ad and see what you think. My # is (254)352-1151. Hope to be hearing from ya.



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Re: san antonio area turkey [Re: metaldog] #341249 03/30/08 02:06 PM
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If you are connected in any way with the government such as active duty, reserves, retired, or DOD civilian, you are probably eligible to hunt on Camp Bullis, just north of loop 1604 in San Antonio.

Camp Bullis used to be, that is USED TO BE a fair distance from any housing and urban sprawl, but that has changed dramatically over the last 20 years, and the Camp is pretty much surrounded by development.

Although it surrounded by civilization so to speak, it's 27,000 acres holds some good populations of wildlife including plenty of huntable wild turkey.

It's well worth the hassle (training) and the price is right!

http://www.fortsamhoustonmwr.com/rfd/campbullis/default.asp


Last edited by Jimbo; 03/30/08 02:08 PM.


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Once i learned that i didn't "NEED" to kill something, and that if i did kill something all the fun stopped and work began, i was a much better hunter.
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