New Gooserbat Videos

[jblackburn]

I've finally taken the time to edit a few hunts from last year (and one from 2015) that are now on the Gooserbat Youtube page.  We had a lot of fun last spring, I hope you all enjoy!

The first is little Gooserbat in 2015 showing that it is sometimes better to be lucky than good . . .

https://youtu.be/l1yKSeR1Zqc

Next, is a friend of mine who got quite a show from a very excited Rio gobbler. This was only his second turkey and he got a little trigger happy!

https://youtu.be/BUoNul7h69A

Finally, this one is my friend and I doubling on some roughed up two year old Rios that did not appreciate the jake decoy.

https://youtu.be/NF7gdr8oBIk

I've got one more video to edit of Gooserbat himself on a very entertaining, somewhat unconventional public land hunt. Stay tuned!

[turkey harvester]

Very cool videos!!!

[Greg Massey]

thanks, enjoyed the video's ...

[cramerhunts]

Great job on the videos. Gets the blood flowing and missing spring!

[Dr Juice]

Nice videos. Boy those two gobblers in the last video must have had a fighting season by the looks of their fans. Thx for sharing.

[SwampRooster17]

Awesome videos! Spring can't come fast enough


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[hookedspur]

Nice videos, helps me get to next season ,haha.

[chadly]

Thanks for sharing.  I really enjoyed them.  Its amazing how a bird on a windy can hardly be heard at a short distance.  Those last two birds looked beat for opening day.  Looking forward to the next video. 

[jblackburn]

Thanks for sharing.  I really enjoyed them.  Its amazing how a bird on a windy can hardly be heard at a short distance.  Those last two birds looked beat for opening day.  Looking forward to the next video.

They were fighting hard, for sure.  The wind definitely plays a factor out there, but the other thing is that Rios just are not that loud.  The second bird I killed out there (not on video - crazy hunt) I watched gobble at a couple hundred yards be we never heard him. I was watching in the binoculars, calling, and watching him gobble! Even on calm days they are almost always closer than I think they are. Can't tell you how many times I've nearly busted birds because I thought they were 100 yards further away.