Earlier in the week, I sat up on a flock of turkeys that flew down to the grass field and landed about 75 yards from where I had a Funky Chicken right behind a hen in the breeding position. I also had a feeder hen out front about 5 yards. One of the subordinate toms broke from the flock and immediately flogged the Funky Chicken. He must have been the runt of the clutch because he couldn't have weighted 15# soaking wet, so I decided not to shoot him but wait on one of the dominate ones. The problem was that the Funky Chicken was now face down in the grass and the other turkeys would not come over. If I could mount the Funky Chicken on a "springy thingy" of some sort, I think this problem could be avoided, thus giving me an up-right Funky Chicken regardless of the a** whuppen he takes. Any suggestions? Thanks.
