davidmil

I think I still have a couple cassettes of his turkey instruction calling if I didn't loose them or misplace them in the move. He would tell you about a call, then make it a couple times. Then he'd do it and leave a blank space in the tape while you tried to duplicate his call. He'd give you ample time to try it a couple times, then he'd go on to the next. His instructions were like a senerio in the morning woods. He talked about rousting them, where they liked to roust in what weather. He'd start with a soft tree call to arouse a bird and then a fly down cackle at first good light. Clucks and yelps and scratching the leaves with a stick or your hand or an old wing. He'd talk you through the different bird responses untilyou got to shooting the bird.Just a fine tradition passed on by one of the best.