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I'll say it again, some really nice looking mounts. I feel a little sorry for that duck and turkey, LOL.

I can't see the turkey or the mermaid.

Pretty sure I passed on one Thursday. Had gray color, smooth head. Good size bird. Really had to glass it good to make sure. Give me ample time to study. Still have my doubts though, that it might have been a jake. I feel good passing, that's all what matters! No contest is worth taking out a possible poult producer in these parts.

It all looks great! I can just barely walk on my fields. Canadian geese are hatching goslings on it this year.

Great video! She went from 5 down to 2 pups. The little bugers looked healthy too.

Set right in my bookmarks. Great service and pricing. Gurney's ready to help you. Buds sets the stage. Many local dealers use their site.

Nodda all weekend. Lucky I took Ohio with me.

Looks like a 2 way tie for first place, with several other members closing in. What member may pass the 24 point mark? Who may be the first to take a second? Stay Tuned!

Congrats Lawdwaz! Sure some great eating. Don't forget to enter that " bad boy."

Hopefully, they will talk turkey for you tomorrow. Thought I had pitched the blind on top of Niagara Falls this morning. I actually had to abandon ship, LOL. Creek was raising rapidly.

I just wonder how long one of these would last before a law enforcer would pull you over?

Congrats! Thanks for posting.

Their is no way I could have ever closed my eyes. Congrats on a supper harvest!

That's a gallon in my book, LOL. Nice job on the mounts!

+1 for the soybeans, thee buckwheat, and the 9N.

Wet and wild out there this morning. Didn't know I pitched my blind over Niagara Falls, LOL.

Yeah, Do they have one for our state governor ?

A quarter to 4. I like the dark!

Now when do you know the weather people to ever guess right, LOL. Birds were all laying around poolside anyway. Jakes drinking sodas, Toms drinking martinis.

Was a wet day yesterday to say the least. Went in blind mode, safer area after the first strike at 5:20. H ad a nice pair, which turned into a full house. Nice tom 20 feet from the blind, finger on the trigger, safety on. I watched in dismay as he walked away into the brush line, You see, this one got his beard shaved, right down to the pelleted breast meat. Needless to say, I chewed my mouth call in half. Watched the rain fall and sanded my wood. Regrouped this am., back to seeing hens.

The first real sign of Spring. Thanks for posting that!

Radar showed a line of showers and thunder storms at 3:30 am.. Figured I walk the mile, beat the storms and fall back on the blind if need be. Sitting in the area of mature red oak, I got in, reached for my bag full of tricks, to no avail. These turkeys here, refuse to gobble. The rain-lightning got pretty intense, so I moved my butt away from the lightning rods to the tent blind. Did manage to call in a hen with a tom, not far behind about 7ish in the pouring rain, passing not 20 feet from the blind. Low and behold, that tom was beardless. Believe by the looks, someone had shot the beard off. Had my eyes on this one for a long time, and would'ent you know it.

Now why does this not surprise me, LOL. I was flapping my arms and gobbling myself this morning, LOL. Hey, I say, whatever it takes man!

Another quiet morning in the turkey world. This is getting to be all to common here. Did fool a fox.