Saturday was opening day for my county, I was out early. I was hunting on about 30 acres of woods with a river thats 30 yards wide as the property line on one side. Well guess where the gobblers were. On the other side of the river. They were back off in the woods on the other side of the river and I was calling and one was responding. In about 30 minutes of calling he kept getting closer and closer. It sounded like he was in the woods just on the other side of the river. His gobbles sounded like he was walking up and down the river trying to get to me. After about 20 minutes of that his gobbles got softer and softer as he left the area. I know he was a responding to my call and coming for me. Would a tom ever cross a river like that to get to me? Was he just a lazy bird?