Another would you?

[2eagles]

You have two tags and 3 weeks to hunt. Second day of the season you have two toms come in and you shoot one. The other starts attacking the dead bird and it's legal to shoot 2 birds a day. Do you end the season quickly and shoot them both? Or be happy you got one and you get to hunt another day. I don't know what I would do.?

[guesswho]

Nope, not me.  I won't even double with people.  One hunt, one bird.   Wouldn't do it on the first day or the last.  But fully understand why some people do. 

[tomstopper]

If it's legal and a gobbler then it's a yes for me. Spend the rest of the time and hunt a different state if possible or find a youth and take them

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[Spitten and drummen]

Happy with one. Save my other tag to keep hunting. If I dont get another opportunity I am more willing to burn that tag.

[tlh2865]

With my primary hunting ground being 60 acres of family farm with only a few birds around per year, Id give #2 a pass for next year.

[GunRunner]

100% agreement with Spitten and Drummen.

I would be proud to harvest that one bird, turn the territory over to the next Gobbler in line, and find a new area to hunt for the rest of the season.

GunRunner

[Tetelestai]

Not me. For me,  The kill is not the most enjoyable part of the hunt. Don't get me wrong, I love to give one a dirt nap; but wouldn't want to shorten my time in the woods as long as they are gobbling good.

[Tail Feathers]

In that scenario I would let it walk. 

[Gooserbat]

I have, honestly it's cool the first time or two but then you realize you cut your season short.  Here in Oklahoma we have a three bird limit.  I've tagged out in two days before.  It makes for a long time of not hunting.

[Tetelestai]

I'm with Gooserbat, although, if the crappie are biting, I can find a way to occupy my time.

[Greg Massey]

Agree , one gobbler day. I like the calling, hunting and playing the game with them.

[fallhnt]

Get er done

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[dzsmith]

if its legal then yes. its not legal in my home state, and every time I hunt a state where it is legal it never works out that way.

[owlhoot]

Killing a bird on Monday opener in Missouri sure makes a long time waiting for the next one.
Other states where you can kill 2 , only if i couldn't go again the next day or later.

[a_jabbo]

If it were legal in my state, I'd double up. I say that, because I know my season wouldn't exactly be over. I have plenty of buddies I could go with to keep me in the woods.