he seen you make the call or you made the alarm put......first day last year i called in a longbeard straight off the roost...picture perfect...cut hayfield infront of me...but i went 50yds down in the woods and set up..could see the field...and infront of me was a clearing...ferns ect..woods to my right...open woods to the left...he came through the field on a string gobbling his head off..to about 40yds in the large opening...strutting and gobbling like a king....good 5 mins i waited...could killed him no problem....but what a sight that was....waiting waiting waiting.....then another bird came higher in the hay field above him and RAN through the woods STRAIGHT to me....i could seriously poked him with my barrel no joke....i had both my legs up or he would have stepped on my legs....it was a jake...and i dont want to shoot a jake...exspecially on opening day right off the roost.....he got in my face for a good minute or more.....starring into my eyes...he KNEW where them hen sounds came from.....the longbeard came down to 25-30yds i could see him coming to whoop the jakes but....both gobbling and going nuts still....the jake would walk a few feet away and walk in circles and gobble....i couldnt move...couldnt blink...and didnt..tears rolled down my face...after so long i thought my eyes were going to be stuck open.....i HAD to blink....while he was starring into my eyes....PUTT....run a few feet..PUTT....first putt the big bird was GONE.....he snuck right out of there soon as he heard that.....he was gone too quick to get a shot.....smart bird he would been toast if he hung around!! sorry for the long story..but he did NOT see me move...the jake putted.....longbeard snuck out REAL QUICK.....crazy...i figured he would hang around long enough for me to get off a shot.....