2008/2009 Turkey Gallery

Wayne Radcliffe and his friend Mario with a Big Maryland Gobbler.

Avery Outdoors Territory Manager Wayne Radcliffe with a big Maryland longbeard.

Wayne Radcliffe and his good friend Marshel with another nice Maryland Gobbler.

Pro Staffer Rick McFarlane with a great Pennsylvania Longbeard!!

Mike Script with his first ever Pennslyvania Gobbler! Congrats Mike!

Jordan Mcfarlane with his first turkey called in by his Dad, Zink Pro-staffer Rick Mcfarlane. Way to go Jordan!

Dan Harris with an awesome Missouri Gobbler!

Another victim of the Power Hen Aluminum!

Todd Hand with his first ever Spring Gobbler! Congrats Todd!!

Albie Trevorah with his second big gobbler of the season taken with the Lucky Lady!

Mike Greenwell Jr. with an awesome Spring gobbler!!

John Munson with his second Gobbler of the season!

The Power Hen Aluminum strikes again!!

Zink Pro-Staffer Kenny Gray's father Jack with a gorgeous Maryland Gobbler!

Roger Kilgore with his second Ohio longbeard!

Gary Deaton of Kentucky with a gobbler he lured in using the Wicked Lady!

Zink Calls' Shane Hendershot with his children Devon and Shalene after a successful 1st day of Ohio's youth season!

Ashley Ammons with a nice Ohio longbeard!

Brian Given with a beautiful longspurred Kentucky Gobbler.

Kara Given with a dandy Kentucky Spring Gobbler!

Todd Kurena with a nice Ohio longbeard!

Brothers Chad and Roger Kilgore with a Double on Ohio Longbeards!

Z-Unit Rusty Hallock's father, Pop Hallock with a beautiful Maryland Gobbler!

Frank Bacon and Captain Dan Dolack with a pair of Tennessee Gobblers.

Pro-Staffer Frank Bacon with a nice Kentucky Gobbler.

Pro-Staffer Frank Bacon's wife, Yvette Bacon, with a 23lb 10.5 beard 1.0 spur....1st Turkey

Matt Bard and Pro-Staffer Mike Bard with a nice double taken on New York's opening Day.

Our own Clay Hudnall with his first gobbler taken in his home state of Kentucky.

Pro-Staffer David Rearick with a nice PA bird.

Bob Nevitts Stepdaughter, Alyson Gill, Shot a dandy gobbler in Indiana weighing in at 23 1/2 lb. with 10" beard.

4/25/09 Laura Nevitt 23 lb. / 10 3/4" beard / 22 mm Spurs Killed in Harrison Co. Indiana

Jack Gill killed this 25 lb. / 9.75" & 9.0" Double Beards / 28 MM/1.25" Spurs Eastern Wild Turkey while hunting in Floyd county,In on 4/23/09 with his Stepdad Bob Nevitt.

Pro-Staffer Scott Gablehouse with his first Colorado Long Beard.

Kaleb Konoff, with his first gobbler taken in Ohio's youth season, weighing in at 24 lbs.

Zink Pro-Staffer Steve Heston with a nice gobbler weighing in at 24.5# and 9.5" beard.

Mark Six with a nice long beard taken in Allen Co. Kentucky, 10-1/2 beard, 1-1/4 spurs.

Tate Brooks with his son and his first gobbler of the season in Idaho's opening day of youth season.

Marty Underwood with a nice longbeard from Tennessee

Z-Unit Derek Rambo's Longbeard came victim to the Power Hen Crystal Friction Call.

Z-Unit Derek Rambo with a nice 22#, 1-1/2" spurs, 9-1/2" beard, taken on Oklahoma's opening day.

A close-up of Field-Staffer, David Stallard's Osceola spurs- nice!

Field-Staffer David Stallard with his first Osceola bird.

10 year old Jamie Leveretts holding up Mr. Bobby's Longbeard after he shot it. Jamie missed twice that morning at a longbeard at ten steps.

Pro-Staffer Frank Bacon's 8 year old nephew, Avery Bacon, with his first turkey harvested during the Tennessee Youth hunt. 22 LB. 10" Beard with 1" spurs.

Gunar Zink with his Spring Gobbler from the 2008 Ohio season.

Z-Unit Shane Hendershot and Jimmy Wren with a Kentucky Gobbler.

Zink employee Walt Gabbard and his Dad, Bill Gabbard, with another Kentucky Gobbler.

Zink Calls' Turkey Product Manager Josh Grossenbacher with another spring time gobbler.

Walt Gabbard with a spring gobbler from his home state of Kentucky

Walt Gabbard with two hat fulls of Morel mushrooms.

Josh Grossenbacher with another monster Kentucky Gobbler.

A prototype of the new Power Hen Crystal Friction Call.

The Zink crew with a Kentucky double.

Josh posing proudly.

Josh and Walt posing with their Kentucky double.