How not to call turkeys! Ha!
03-04-2014 | 08:31 PM
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How not to call turkeys! Ha!
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03-04-2014 | 09:06 PM
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poor horse probly feels kinda unwanted. what with all the shooing. but i guess thats how it goes sometimes
03-05-2014 | 09:18 AM
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Me too I called in a whole herd......the scray thing the bull came with the cows and then went into a bellering match with a bull across the road in the adjacent pasture.....both would charge at each other but each would stop short of the wimpy electric fence.
I was more worried the cows where gonna chew on my blind....
and too bad too - that fence line was a huge big tom travel route.....but the cows would not leave me alone....I'd yelp and they come running.
JW
I was more worried the cows where gonna chew on my blind....
and too bad too - that fence line was a huge big tom travel route.....but the cows would not leave me alone....I'd yelp and they come running.
JW
03-05-2014 | 09:48 AM
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last year I called three limousine bulls almost right up on top of me. as some of you probably know LIMOUSINE BULLS HAVE A TEMPER!!!
they bellowed and ran around me in circles for a solid 10-15 minutes. I was sure they was gonna charge, but they never did. I finally scared them off with my crow call
and wound up getting a response from a couple gobblers aswell
they bellowed and ran around me in circles for a solid 10-15 minutes. I was sure they was gonna charge, but they never did. I finally scared them off with my crow call
and wound up getting a response from a couple gobblers aswell
