Originally Posted by
Erno86
Dunno bout you...but just about 95 percent of the gobblers that I've shot with a shotgun, have tried to spur me; after I stepped on the neck of the downed bird just after I shot him. I do it as insurance in case he's just knocked-out by a pellet --- He'll start to flap his wings on his back an go to town with them spurs --- Bout 7 years ago --- on the public hunting land where I hunt... another hunter told me he'd just seen a guy that tried to pick-up a just-shot tom by the legs. The tom raked his arms with his spurs, with copious amounts of blood spewing out & down his arms.
Or...
Have you ever heard of "chickens running around after there heads were cut-off"???
Source:
"Why do headless chickens run"
Well that explains it then. You're just making them mad instead of killing them. No wonder they wanna spur you.