RE: It's called HUNTING
We had the blind cinched down on the sides and back so we wouldn't get silhouetted. The blind was cinched down pretty tigh ton the right side (the side the gobbler came in on).....with the netting down. When it looked like he wasn't going to commit the last 25 feet to the decoy......I saw him go out of strut and stand up. By the time Rob got the blind slid open a little more.....he was walking off. If he'd have come 10 more feet....I had a clear shot through the opening.
It was an exciting encounter for me. I'm not disappointed in the least bit. I've never heard one spitting and drumming at that range. It was awesome.