What different animals have you called in while turkey hunting?

[mgm1955]

Every once and a while I get lucky and actually call in a gobbler, but that doesn't happen as much as I think it should.

[renegade19]

Coyotes (now dead), bobcats (once 2 together).  My buddy owl hoots so good we've had them follow us around quite a few times.

[Ozark870Hunter]

After using a hootin' stick one predawn, I had an owl pearch over my set-up, and after 10 mins, swooped down and hit my decoy.

[Rio Fan]

Several coyotes over the years, a cougar, and a wolf. 

[born2hunt]

Had a bobcat get way to close once before he realized that I wasn't a turkey. Now I use a crow call very little due to having a whole flock sworm my setup and make hearing a gobbler impossible. This happened twice and took a  good while for them to move on.

[tomstopper]

Every once and a while I get lucky and actually call in a gobbler, but that doesn't happen as much as I think it should.

Definitely this but also: hunters, coyotes, and bobcats (other animals that I have encountered and not necessarily due to my calling, have been cows, deer, bear, raccoons, skunks, porcupines, opossums, and one owl who was on a branch in the tree across from me and kept his eyes on me for several minutes. That was very neat).

[g8rvet]

One fox, several coyotes.  Also had an encounter with a possum in the swamp. 2 of them were fighting and one was in a pizzed off mood.  They were standing on the only piece of dry ground around.  Tossed a stick at them and one high tailed it. The other decided to run through me.  He didn't. 

[TrackeySauresRex]

Opossums,Raccoons,Coyotes a couple of times looking for a meal. Deer sniffing the Derek's. Here's the good one,Once a box turtle crossed my path  Lololl!

[jblackburn]

Cows.

Cows are apparently very curious to turkeys sounds and very confused when the turkeys (decoys) don't run away

[jepcho]

Definitely called in cows as well. Also coyotes, foxes, a bobcat, some deer. And nothing else comes to mind right now

[jwhunter]

2008 afternoon hunt I was napping on a green field. Woke up to several hens Bugging in my field. i had a golden eagle swoop down and try and catch one of the hens, she ducked under a fallen brush top of a big tree. Then during the fall a friend of mine was deer hunting that same field and we had not talked about my eagle encounter. He told me a huge eagle swooped down and caught a turkey on his field and flew off with it.. I thought it could of been a immature bald eagle but it was huge and the more I think about it I'm pretty sure it was a golden eagle.

2 springs ago my dad and I were hunting together. He was sitting behind me filming. We were sitting in a log pile in some new clear cut timber. I was working a bird and A bobcat snuck up on us and pounced on my dads boot. No crap!!!!  Still has the claw marks on his leather snake boots and shows it off lol

[turkeywhisperer935]

Two of the bobcat stories in this thread are wild. I would probably crap myself if one stalked me, brushed my hip or pounced on my boots. Any how, I've called up deer, cows, coyotes and other hunters. The deer are usually young and stay there and stare at me a while before bounding off blowing and  scaring everything in the woods.

[Gooserbat]

Yotes, bobcats, raptors

[Tail Feathers]

I've called up a coyote, a bobcat and a cow elk.
I was in TN when I heard the cow elk behind me. 
I used a mouthcall to duplicate her "mewing" and she came within 40 yards or so behind me.
I told a buddy about it and he went to the same spot the next day and called up a young bull elk.

[chcltlabz]

Here's my only unique story to add.  A peacock.

I was working a bird and from the direction he was coming I see just the back of a bird sneaking down the edge of the field.  I was getting pretty fired up at the size of this bird until he came in clear view.  Would have made one hell of a fan mount.