I got this clip from the Wisconsin Outdoors Magazine.
I don't hunt all that far from this area.
Article,
A wild turkey in a tree is nothing new, but when a trukey is hanging from a tree, it gets your attention. Ben Podolak of Baraboo, WI. an amature nature photographer, was drving home in alte March when he spotted this unusual sight -- a Gobbler caught by the neck , lodged between a spilt branch.
"Something didn't look right," Podolak said, "I saw something in this tree. When I stopped, I saw a turkey hanging by its neck. I have never seen anything like it in years I have spent in the outdoors."
The tree was located 1/4 mile from the south shore of Devils lake, 50 yards from thr road. Podolak estimated the gobbler hung 30 feet off the ground.
"When I first saw it, there where 5 turkey bultures circling it,: he said.
The bird remained in its wooden noose for about 10 days. How it became lodged is a mystery. "I know it was real windy the previous week, but I don't know what could have caused it to get stuck there," Podolak said.
[Direct quote Todd Whitesel - Wisconsin Outdoors Magazine April/May - 2004.]
Close-ups I expanded.
JW
What a way to go.....dang. Looked like a pretty nice Tom.