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Turkey Vests

1/10/12 @ 4:17 PM
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FALLSWALLEYEGUY
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
User since 1/1/10
I'm in the market for a turkey vest and was wondering what you guys have and what you like. Looking for one with a seat etc for run and gun but comfortable to sit for a while when working birds. Right now I'm thinking cabelas turkey tatr ll

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3/20/12 @ 4:59 PM
Mack Daddy
User since 2/29/12
I just ordered an Ol Tom Dura Lite vest from Macks Prairie Wings. It just came the other day. I'm very pleased with it.

3/14/12 @ 9:44 AM
Jzzzzz
Jzzzzz
User since 1/19/02
i find myself the last few years while hunting i take my vest off and does nothing really special aside from carry my deflated butt pad, soooooo im thinking this year im going to get a decent hunting back pack or hip pack to carry my stuff instead, just my idea i take my vest off especially when in a pop-up and then i have calls laying all over as it is......cant wait for that first roost gobble come april! Evil Grin

3/13/12 @ 10:51 PM
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
User since 1/1/10
it unclips on the sides and you can flip it over/ slide in from the side. I liked that front panel design over the two sides that clip in the middle of the chest because the other design seems to slide to the outsides of your shoulders a bit and all the weight is distributed evenly with this one, no matter if one side is loaded heavier, which i liked. The seat is like a tri layer thing thats like 3 in thick its super comfy cant wait to try it out. The kickstand backrest is sweet too!

3/8/12 @ 9:31 AM
Foundry Rat
User since 1/21/10
I won one years ago. A nice one, but I still put extra pads and 2 fold-up blinds in the bird pouch. The but pad stays up and one other pad stays in the pouch and I sit on one of the extras and put up the blinds. That way I have 2 layers of padding on the back and a pad under my but and a spacious blind around me.

3/4/12 @ 9:06 AM
groundswatter
User since 1/26/09
Just my two cents if I may.Buy a cheap vest with large pockets,dont worry about shell holders or pockets up top.Shell holders are useless and top pockets get in the way.Carry 3 shells in your bottom pockets with your calls and make sure it has a place for the bird.None of the seats are very comfortable,buy yourself a camo boat cushion and carry it with.Run and gun can work sometimes but get comfy and sit it out all day. Smile

3/3/12 @ 10:38 PM
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
User since 1/1/10
Ended up getting one.

2/5/12 @ 2:01 PM
MuskyHunter
MuskyHunter
User since 6/17/01
Too many pockets in most if you ask me. GPS pocket, striker pocket, box call sleave, mouth call flaps. I have a super basic half vest that is some off brand. Has a nice comfy seat that folds down, 5 shell loops, 2 deep pockets and a box call pocket. I can put the thermacell, saw and zip ties in 1, slate calls in another and I am good to go. Too many pockets and you end up overloading your vest and then can never find anything.

2/2/12 @ 12:04 PM
Liv4this247
User since 1/4/09
Cabelas Tactical tat'r 2 best vest for comfort, flip seat, tons of pockets inside and out.

2/1/12 @ 9:00 PM
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
FALLSWALLEYEGUY
User since 1/1/10
i think its pretty good concept actually, no packs needed fully self contained in on unit and super comfy. im looking at the Cabelas turkey tat'r 2 MORE

2/1/12 @ 2:56 PM
SFC S
User since 1/24/06
In my opinion, turkey vests have got to be the biggest rip off in the industry! Especially the top of the line models. Totally not needed. But they look so cool...and the guy on TV has one... I like buying gadgets as much as the next guy, I cant bring myself to pull the trigger on a new turkey vest though.

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