Well, the insane amount of rain here in south Louisiana has campus closed, so I was able to get time to work on Gooserbat's video from this past spring.
This was a fun hunt, we found these birds in a field on public land in western Oklahoma, but the three hens they had were more fun than our calling. After nearly two hours of watching them, we decided to pull out the High Standard Aluminum calls and try some fighting purrs. That was the ticket! The hens wanted to know why there was so much racket coming from the trees and the gobblers didn't want their ladies to leave them alone!
Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/rFbr8P7Z5wc
Sounds like fun, where is the link or then video
Quote from: Fullfan on August 12, 2016, 12:44:11 PM
Sounds like fun, where is the link or then video
Can't win 'em all . . . . link added!
I liked the video ,Great Call work ,Not so crazy bout the infomercial but I realize you have to pay the bills ...
Good season fellows..
Quite a deal if I say so myself
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Nice work. Congrats!!
Nice video, and good demonstration of utilizing alternative tactics...
How close was that bird to you in the beginning of the video, and how close was it when you shot? You must have a darned good camera, cause I would have guessed those birds were a lot closer than they apparently were when the video first started...
They were about 175-200 yards and I killed it at about 40 feet.