I know that sucks, RI. It's a perfect day for turkey hunting in my neck of the woods - overcast with a couple short spurts of drizzle - about 62 degrees. Now the sun is peeking through. I wish I was holed up in a bush somewhere, or running wild through thehayfields with nowhere to be.Instead, I'm staring at a stack of files two feet deep, and looking out the window like a sad puppy at a pet store. What a perfect day to hunt turkeys here in the Commonwealth.

So, when's the next day you'll be able to make it out?

I know it's sad, but it IS true that when you're stuck working during hunting season, it makes you feel better when the weather outside is frightful. Even more sad that I'd rather be hunting in a torrential downpour thanstuck at work.
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JH - hang in there buddy. You know how it is around here - these guys hunt hard for the first couple days, then they hang up the shotgun for the seasonand find something else to do. It won't be long before you get those birds to yourself.