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BTW, I know that's where they put the scoring circle on the target, but that is not where you want to stick an arrow in a turkey. The vitals at that angle are behind the leg. I'd shoot for the copper colored strip of feathers on the wing. If you call, getting one into a strut and taking a Texas heart shot works great. They can't see you draw when they're facing away in strut. [/quote]

That just happened to be where I was picking a spot. From 32 yards back, the white spots in the target is all I could really get a "burn" on. After that I did study some turkey anatomy, from what I heard, on a broadside bird like that, you want to be behind the wing butt about 2" and 2/3rds up.

I realize that a turkey with a trad bow is pretty much impossible. It's okay, I don't really like eating the [bleep] anyhow.