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Started by Tidewater Tom, May 10, 2017, 09:38:01 PM
Quote from: warrent423 on May 25, 2017, 01:49:43 PMLet me just clarify, this uneducated public ground killer considers the Gobblers he hunts to be smarter and have more intelligence and reasoning ability than most educated people he knows ;)This is just me though. Most would consider me "stupid" for thinking this. I've been humbled enough to accept that. Like OldSchool said, the only degree worth a piss in the turkey woods, is the one earned through trial and error.
Quote from: g8rvet on June 14, 2017, 05:07:49 PMInteresting read for anyone smart enough to understand it. http://www.rnr.lsu.edu/bret/BretWebSiteDocs/35_Gross_259-268.pdf
Quote from: GobbleNut on February 05, 2018, 09:12:35 AMFor instance, it is not unusual for a gobbler to gobble at your calling the first time he hears you. We call that the old "courtesy gobble". Personally I never choose my calling/tactics based on that first response. It is the subsequent responses, or lack thereof, from a gobbler that tells me how I should hunt him. We will often hear that called "taking his temperature",...and that evaluation of his "temperature",...and the associated tactics needed for that bird, will often separate "the men from the boys" in whether he ends up taking a ride in the truck.
Quote from: g8rvet on May 11, 2017, 05:21:00 PMGreat example and unless there was something wrong with your setup or decoys, he was probably just being a turkey. May have had his butt whipped the day before by another bird or a gang of jakes when he went to a hen. What I am sure he did not do is think, "hey, that there seems unusual and there could be a hunter near there". They will booger off for any number of a thousand reasons, most of which we never know. They the next time, they come in on a string. I always assume I did something wrong and try to figure it out, but I think a lot of time it is just their randomness.