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Locked In Productions
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Locked In Productions is a channel started by four like-minded hunters that are all passionate about everything outdoors. A few years ago we all took our love for the outdoors a step further and began photographing and filming our adventures, hunting and fishing every season possible and capturing it all on film. This channel was created to share these stories and memories with others who share our passion and hopefully inspire or connect with others in the industry who love the great outdoors as much as we do. We hope you enjoy the stories we share and re-live the excitement with us!
MARYLAND YOUTH DAY TURKEY HUNT SUCCESS
The Locked In Productions crew takes along two youth hunters for Maryland's Turkey Youth Weekend hunt and finds success on Day 2. This was this young man's first turkey and it was a picture perfect off the roost turkey hunt and a stud gobbler!
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LONGBEARD XR the BEST LEAD turkey load? Ditch The TSS? - Indian Creek, Carlsons XR (Pattern Test)
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Today we pattern test arguably the best lead load for turkeys. .665 Indian Creek vs .650 Carlsons Longboard XR choke paired the with Winchester Longbeard XR shot. 40 yard turkey load pattern test.
Multiple Turkey Hunts, Big Gobblers Up Close!! - Turkey Hunt Compilation (UNSEEN FOOTAGE)
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This is never before seen Turkey Hunts from previous seasons. Watch as numerous big toms play the game!
A Goose Hunting Short Film
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A cinematic take of The Bean Field hunt. Hunting a big Canada goose feed, out of layouts in the soy bean field!
The Loaf Pond Surrounded by Standing Corn - Early Season Goose Hunting
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On this hunt the Locked In crew hunts early season geese in a loaf pond surrounded by standing corn.
GOOSE Hunt Turned Into a DOVE BEATDOWN!!
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The Locked In crew has a less than ideal goose hunt but the dove feed is thick! With a finishing number of 10 geese and 103 doves!
GOOSE HUNTING - Big GEESE, Big FEED, and a Soybean Field!? (early season)
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Join the Locked in crew as we do something we have never experienced before…. hunt a big goose feed in a soy bean field! This hunt was certainly one we will forever remember, hope you guys enjoy!
Youth Day - Duck Hunting a Farm Pond for Mallards & Black Ducks (late season)
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The Locked in crew take two youth on a late season duck hunt for youth day. With freezing cold temps and chilling winds, the young boys push through and harvest a couple mallards and black ducks.
MY FIRST BUCK WITH A BOW! (Deer Hunting Maryland's Whitetail Archery Season)
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Join team member Ethan Peterson of Locked In Productions as he hunts for whitetail deer during Maryland's archery deer season. In this hunt Ethan successfully fills a tag with his first buck harvested with a bow!
Season 1 Episode 3: GOOSE HUNTING A FRESH CUT CORN FIELD! Early Season Geese
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Unseen film from goose season 2022! The Locked In crew are joined by Zane Howard, hunting early season geese in a fresh cut corn field!
TURKEY MAYHEM SEASON 2 EPISODE 2: HUNTING VIRGINIA LONGBEARDS OFF THE ROOST
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Follow along with Locked In Productions as Jeremy Stiehl solo films the harvest a Virginia gobbler of the roost!
TURKEY MAYHEM SEASON 2 EPISODE 1: MARYLAND OPENING WEEK GOBBLER DOWN!!
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Follow along with Locked In Productions' Malik Miles & Caleb Abbott as Malik gets on a good one on opening week of Maryland's 2023 Turkey Season! #tukey #gobbler #yawtyawt #hen #oletom #tomturkey #turkeyhunting #turkeyseason
Season 1 Episode 2: Loaded Timber Waterfowl - Locked In Productions Collab Maryland Goose Hunt
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Season 1 Episode 2: Loaded Timber Waterfowl - Locked In Productions Collab Maryland Goose Hunt
Season 1 Episode 1: 60 Geese in 8 MINUTES! - Goose Hunting
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Season 1 Episode 1: 60 Geese in 8 MINUTES! - Goose Hunting
Turkey Load Pattern Testing: .410, 20ga, and 12 ga Indian Creek, Verdict, Apex, Federal, Boss TSS
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Turkey Load Pattern Testing: .410, 20ga, and 12 ga Indian Creek, Verdict, Apex, Federal, Boss TSS
TM S1 Ep1 FULL STRUT 10 YDS, 5 MINUTE HUNT!!!
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TM S1 Ep1 FULL STRUT 10 YDS, 5 MINUTE HUNT!!!
I feel bad for all the young folk that don't get all the references. The Rockers reference was spot on!
The only lead turkey shot
The reason you found those shells is probably nobody wants them. I have done testing with 3-1/2" versus 3" and found no advantage with the larger shell.
Out of my remington 870 pump turkey gun i sot a few different brands of ammo my best was wincehster 4 shot 3 inch steel shot i got the ammo on clearence $5.00 a box 35 yrds dead bird all day i dont ever see anyone shoot steel shot but i will
Smoked a turkey from 30 yards with my Indian creek choke and long beard XR Ammo this past Sunday in Michigan, that choke tube is nuts worth the money
Congratulations on the success! It’s certainly a killer combo
Congratulations Trevor!!
Great hunt, congratulations
You shot high with that longbeard xr choke, its a wad stripping choke. I do it. I have an indian creek and carlson longbeard xr choke. Ill be a little high every time if i don’t compensate. Use a large backing like cardboard
Thank you for the insight and the view! When I purchase a red dot I’ll likely consider shooting that combo, I definitely feel like I lost the whole picture with the high shot
I use the Carlson lbxr choke with same ammo and mine also shoots high
Interesting to know, most of the comments with that combo shoot high. When I purchase a red dot I may consider running it! Thank you for the view!
Thanks for the video. I have an Indian Creek (from when I shot Hevi Shot ) tube but currently shoot a Carson. I'm going to try the Indian Creek this weekend! It makes sense that you got less recoil from the Indian Creek. A lot more gas escapes from an Indian Creek design. It's probably a little louder, too.
You changed chokes. Point of impact will change! Get a scope/red dot or some good iron sights. Even a different lot # of Longbeard xr should be re-zeroed.
Great video man this is my first turkey season using a 870 with the long beard xr
Thank you! I think you’ll be in good shape. We pray for you a successful season brother!
To bad you chose 3 and a 1/2 inch. You lost me there.
It wasn’t necessarily a choice, that’s all they had but I’m sure the patterns are comparable with the 3 inch
Listen closely and he said that's all Walmart had
Who cares if he shoots 3.5". Big deal. Each to his own
Imagine going to the super market with your wife & there are shotgun shells to buy. God bless America! ❤ Hello from the UK.
I couldn’t imagine! Thank you for watching!
Indian Creek chokes tend to pattern everything well. Both of those choke tubes have wad stripping rings in them. They both work well with lead and TSS loads, but TSS loads will chew up the wad stripping rings. It takes a long time to affect patterns, but its hard not to notice when you look at the rings after shooting TSS.
Interesting, Im familiar with the rings but I did not know tss would wear on them! Thanks for the view!
Kent brung back there turkey loads
We work with Kent and their turkey loads are no longer being made, if you happen to find some somewhere they are left over from prior to being discontinued
My Stoeger m3500 shoots that .650 carlson xr choke very well. Actually better than my ic,sumtoy,and kicks. Im pretty sure you shot high. I would try again on a big sheet of paper. I think you will be amazed All my testing with it are amazing. I shoot 3in 5s and 6 longbeards.
I agree, i definitely didn’t give it a fair chance! I’m certainly gonna do a reshoot, however I don’t own a red dot and that shot comes high out of my gun so I likely won’t run it until I invest in one. Thanks for the view brotha! Good luck this season!
Not impressed with ur shot on the carlsons
Yeah, looking back on it neither am I. I’ll likely do a re-shoot on that this week!
@@lockedin.productions yes! Pls do! Ur pattern was high! Shoot till you get the pattern to hit the paper target ! Remember we not askin or talking “accuracy” we talking best pattern !
Not impressed with ur shot on the carlsons
Not hating but I got a better pattern with my 20ga using the Carlson choke at 40yds than you did with a 12ga. Either you shot really high or that gun really does not like that choke
WHAT CARLSON CHOKE AND LOAD I JUST SWITCHED TO A 20 GA.
12ga Mossberg Flex with 3” Longbeard XR #5 1050fps and an Indian Creek has been flawless over the years. Patternmaster with the same same setup is a close 2nd.
You should have said how fast it shoots 1050 or 1200. I have both boxes and was wondering which one you were shooting. My stoeger shoots the 5 shot 1050 with an Indian Creek choke very good as well
Sorry about that, I guess I could have clarified! I put it in the coverage image hoping people would see it but it is the 1200fps. Thank you for watching 🙏
I shoot a Benelli super Nova with a buck kicker 🦃 choke .665 with longbeard XR 3-1/2 #5 and will never change. My pattern at 40/50 yards is better than the first shot you took by far. I've dropped 🦃 in his tracks at 65 yards
Man, sounds like an impressive setup! May have to give that a try. Thanks for watching and good luck to you this season!
Patternmaster code black turkey and Indian Creek are my 2 favorites for turkey loads.
I would have compared my factory full choke, Indian Creek choke, & Carlson's choke. Does a turkey choke always make a difference? I never assume. Who knows? Your factory full choke may out perform the aftermarket Carlson's turkey choke. Likewise, I would never assume a nice pattern @ 40 yards justifies shooting @ 60 yards without testing. My number 1 rule when teaching/learning is "never assume"! I'm not knocking what you shared. I just feel everyone needs to test things for themselves. Red dots have become so popular in recent years, because all these new load & choke choices will sometimes change the point of impact in some (maybe most) guns.
Thanks for the feed back! I would have liked to try the factory choke, it seems most people want to see the pattern from that as well. Unfortunately I don't have the factory choke to try. You are correct, I don't think anyone should assume, I think everyone should always test for themselves. Ive been considering getting red dot, unfortunately I just don't have one yet. Thank you for the view, comment and insight! Good luck this season!
@@lockedin.productions I want to see how a turkey choke improves the pattern over a factory full choke in every video, & sadly hardly anyone does that. It's no knock on you. I have adjustable fiber optic sights on my two shotguns set up for turkeys, but my eyes are getting old. I have been exploring red dots myself. Meadow Creek offers mounting plates & red dot packages that are competitively priced. From my recent research, a Holosum 507C-GR-X2 would be my top choice, and the Gowutar A20 (green dot) would be my affordable Amazon pick. For now, I am using my TruGlo adjustable fiber optic sights. Good luck to you!
@@lockedin.productions I think Herter's TSS loads bridge a bit of a gap between LBXR & more expensive, larger TSS payloads. Their 2.75" 12 gauge & 3" 20 gauge carry the same 1.5 oz payload going 1,200 fps. A 20 gauge user might be drawn to them the most I have never used them myself, but they seem like a great value when watching others try them. I own three shotguns (10, 12, & 20 gauge), & I have an Indian Creek choke tube for each. I don't even consider anything else, but I was shooting Hevi-13 loads with them long before TSS became popular. Indian Creek is a good TSS choke, too. I've never seen a reason to try anything else.
My Mossberg 835 did not like the Carlson LB choke either. I’ve never seen any shotgun like that choke. Switched to the Indian Creek .675 and it hammers XR Long Beards, Hevi-Shot Magnum Bkend in 3.5” shells. I think TSS is great for .410, 20ga, 28ga, but it’s overkill for 12ga. I’m not paying over $10 per shell when the $2 XR Longbeards kill them the same.
Thanks for the heads up. I am about to buy an 835 and was going to buy the Carlson's Longbeard choke. I'll look at the Indian Creek.
My beretta loves the Carlsons long beard choke with the long beard 3” #6
.680 choke on 4's 31/2 and 3in. 60yd kills out of my browning gold 31/2. lb is 1200 ft per sec excellet speed for pattern to not be blownout. 2 number 4's will brake neck and penetrate brain easy. if u have plenty of money to piss down a barrel go tss.
thats carlson is for 6 shot
I wasn't aware of that, maybe ill order some and see how they do! Thank you for the feedback!
I shoot the Carlson long beard choke and long beard xr #6 3” shell and get a better pattern than any 3.5” I’ve shot out of my gun
That’s bs! It’s for 4-5-6 but 6 does shoot best ! The choke is designed to be used with the wad of the long beard ammo
Every shotgun shoots Every load different. Apparently yours shots that load high with the Carlson choke but you just shooting with a bead and you haven't sighted it in for the Carlson choke. I shoot the Carlson clock withe the 3 and half inch number 5"s and at 40 yards I'm taking there head off. Your analogy is not correct. You've not sighted you gun in for the choke you are using
Thank you for the feedback! I currently don't have red dot to put on it, maybe in the near future. I will likely be doing a reshoot with that combo to get a better grasp on how it performs. watching it back now, I do see where half of the shot being off the paper likely skewed my results. Thanks for the view!
Sorry but TSS is so much better. I have lost too many bird to lead.
Because you are shooting to far or you don't have it sighted in for the load you are using. Tss is over priced. Doesn't cost more to make
@chuckhansen5325 wrong. Tungsten shoot is way more expensive then lead.
@@chuckhansen5325 Density - Hevi-Steel = 7.8 g/cc, Hevi-Bismuth = 9.6 g/cc, Lead = 11.35 g/cc, Hevi-13 = 12 g/cc, TSS = 18 g/cc, Tungsten metal = 19.28 g/cc. Tungsten is rarer than lead and it is just plain harder to work with. A melting point of 6192 °F. Compare that with lead's melting point of 621°F.
I had the gun sighted in with a red dot and had bird from 25-40 yards get away with LBXR out of a 20 ga. It’s just too slow at 1,000fps
It’s only more expensive! Only reason to spend $20 a shell on tss is ur gun is shit and can’t pattern lead good at distance !
I shoot LBXR #5, 3.5 inch loads in my 12 gauge. I shoot Apex #9, 2 3/4 inch in my 20 gauge. I will probably never shoot my 12 gauge again.
WHAT CHOKE AND CONSTRICTION IN YOUR 20 GA? I JUST SWITCHED FROM A 12 GA TO THE 20.
@@DEVILDOG1964 Primos 560 Jellyhead. But you may also want to try the 570 Tightwad or the Cabelas BlackMaxx in 575. I had an issue with my Cabelas choke. It was cracked or cracked when I shot it. But I have seen some decent patterns out of the BlackMaxx. I think I just got a lemon. This season, I killed 4 turkeys with the 560 and the 2 3/4 inch #9’s. The first one was 35 yards; the second one was 45 to 50; the third one was 48; and the last one was 35 yards. I am not changing anything on my gun even though I think I could probably get it tighter. I am there to kill turkeys, and this set up works for me. Semper Fi, brother. I am assuming by your name you were in the Marine Corps also.
@@burkejones8277 THX, AND GOOD HUNTING!!
@@DEVILDOG1964 The shells are Apex.
It would be great to see you use an oversized backer when pattern testing loads. That way if you pull a shot, or if your guns's point of impact with a particular choke/load combination is different with each, you can still get a better visual of each choke/load's overall pattern density and locate the shot's core. An old wooden pallet and a cheap roll of paper from a hardware store is a good and inexpensive option. With the high cost of TSS shells ($10-$15 per round), this option would pay for itself quickly in the event you suspected you pulled a shot and wanted to do a reshoot to confirm the pattern. In addition, it would give your viewers a better image of the overall pattern of a particular choke/load combination. I know from pattern testing my own choke/load combinations, and from watching other pattern testing videos, that different chokes and loads can produce significant changes in a pattern core's point of impact. I think this might be helpful to both you and your viewers and increase the number of views/subscriptions to your channel. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the insight, certainly something I’ll take into consideration! I agree, there was some information lost or skewed by the shot being pulled. Also would be nice to know if a center combo truly does impact high, right etc. Do you think the shot with the Longbeard Xr choke would have been competitive if the core hit the center of the paper? If so I may do a retest to see!
Without an adjustable sight on a gun, NOBODY, IMO, should be shooting beyond 40-45 yards at a turkey, especially in a flock. That said, nobody would have to spend ridiculous amounts of money on TSS to harvest a bird. A good lead load that has been patterned to your rig is all you really need. Patterning your rig is paramount! LongBeard is the best lead load available. I don't know why Winchester doesn't flood the market starting after New Year.
I know the Longbeard chokes that I have shot have consistently performed very well with Longbeard XR loads, which is also the case in many videos I have watched. The Indian Creek tube did a great job, which is evident by the majority of the pattern being visible on the target. Since the majority of the pattern shot with the Longbeard choke is off the target, it is hard to say with certainly which choke tube patterned the best. This is a good reason to have a backer, which would have captured the entire shot pattern that came out of the Longbeard choke. Definitely not trying to be critical, just want to provide constructive feedback that I think would help you and your viewers. Having the backer could potentially keep you from having to make a follow up test shot to confirm a patterns density and where the core of the pattern is impacting compared to your point of aim. Could save you the cost of s target or two, and/or shotshell(s).
Spot on!
@@TDINWY that loads been out 10 years
Heck yea!! Let’s get after it!
Have you heard anything about using the XX full choke from Jebs for the Savage/Stevens 410? It may help have a tighter pattern out at 40 yards if needed.
I wonder if you can hear bro breathing at 40 yards
$20 a shot, no thanks. Once the shell exceeds the price of a Butterball, I'm out.
How much do you spend on gas going to and from your hunting spot? How much is your license/tag? We don't hunt because of economy. Also, How many turkeys do you shoot in a year?
Good test. I had similar results in all the same gauges except 3 of 4 of my shotguns didn't like Boss, but all three really did well with Verdict, Apex, TSS and for the economical win, Winchester XR. Love to see a longer range test at 40 plus yards. I would love to see you try a waterfowl test with premium shells as well. Ear and eye protection fellows!
Don’t know why you don’t have more views. Your videos are insane. I am pressing the follow button right now. On my side, trying to make a hunting channel as well 🔥
I don't know I'm just seeing this comment haha but thank you so much!
Very cool video. I wish I didn't live in a commie run state so I could order some verdict ammo to try out!!
185 views.. you gotta be kidding me. This is unreal! Keep it up boys!!
Crazy, how those views work! Thank you for the view and kind words, we greatly appreciate it!
Very good film!!! Nice work buddy!
Thank you!
this gets me fired up fellas
Great hunt!!!! Please think about hearing protection going forward. I was exactly like you guys 40 years ago and now my left ear is only half of what it should be. If nothing else, protect your left ear first. It’s closest to the muzzle!!! Thanks for sharing 😃. 🦆 🦆🦆
Prayers answered!
what’s that green call with the black band
peep that Triptik
A Triptik stays on the lanyard around here!
Niceeeeeeee
Do you have any comparison with the choke that came with the 301 since recording this? I’ve seen other videos that had very nice grouping using the stock choke? Also have you still had issues with that ejector leaving shells stuck in the bore?
Hello good videos i have hunting videos on youtube
Got me ready to get back in the stand!
Your tellin me boss