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Okie4570

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We set up in gale force winds this morning, had no idea which canyon or trees they were roosted in, couldn't hear anything. I always carry a set of tree pruners, and just cut cedar limbs for blinds. We got all set up, sit down and glassed straight a head as it was starting to get light and I can see 5 black dots in the tree top not 100y away lol. 4 hens and a tom flew down to the north of us. When he was roosted, and when he was on the ground I could see him stretch out his neck and gobble, but I only actually heard him twice. He could care less about the calls of course, and about an hour after fly down, his lady friends led him right past us lol.

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Got the wife her first tom today. Rough wind and all. I had to work cows this morning as per the normal it took longer than expected. Finally got gone around 3. Drove to the inlaws and hit some likely spots. Got a couple of answer gobbles and decided where to go. Got on the hottest gobbler and setup. Got him to put on quite a show for her. Another tom and two hens came in from the north. They really put on a hell of a show. I was set up 20 yards behind her and she finally shot. Smoked him clean never a flop. 10"beard 7/8" spurs and weighed 18.7 lbs.
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