Boy, the NY weather has not cooperated in the third year in a row. It has rained daily for the first 9-days of the season, but i got lucky again. My cuz roosted my bird the night before so we came up with a tactical plan for the morning. The bird was roosted in a nearby field and we went in the dark and he took one end of the small field and i took the other opposite of the bird. The field is small but the birds love the area over the years. After almost a sleepless night, we got into position and gave a couple of tree yelps and he fired off which scared me s#%^less. We zipped it and he gobbled a few more times before leaving the roost. Once he hit the ground in front of me at 25-yards, i dropped the hammer. The bird is a runt at 15-lbs but he has two spurs

and 12+" beard. I will post the pictures in our section soon. A great end to my short season and i am already dreaming of next year's season.
Awesome, can't wait to see the pics!!! :z-guntootsmiley:
Very nice Juice, congrats!
Way to finish strong Doc!! :icon_thumright:
Good job getting the 2nd Gobbler Dr.Juice :firefighter:
I hear ya, I went up there last weekend. Saw four stutters in the rain, but they saw me too. The sky fell out Sunday.
I was in Allegany county in a town called Cuba. I have access to 300 acres up there. It's beautiful.
I got a pic the afternoon I showed up, but the weather fell apart quick. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190515/b8464921be4abe947ccbaff24666e589.jpg)
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Congrats on the bird!
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