Those are great pics,Thanx

Wonder if she had a headache ten minutes before????????? Great pics

Great pics !!!!

Great pics. Makes you think that having a decoy that lays down might not better attract that breeding tom, though, doesn't it??

I just saw a big tom breeding a hen on Saturday. I couldnt figure out what it was at first till I brought up the binoculars. The I could tell what was goin on. Anyway he was on her for a little bit, then hopped off. they circled each other for about 5 minutes, then he was right back on her. I decided to leave them alone while doing their thing. But it was still neat to see, that was the first time I saw that for myself, the only other times I saw that was on video's.

Re the photos' JW posted. A friend of mine took these from a home made blind that he placed in a rye patch back of his home. The season opened on the 20th, and believe it or not, the only gobbler he has seen up close since taking the pictures was a gobbler he set up under, unknowingly, that was on the roost. The bird flew down at daylight and away from him, never saw the bird again.

This man is a good turkey hunter and is just about to go crazy because of not being close to one since opening day. Needless to say, I have rubbed a little salt into the wounds, no, I'm lieing, I've rubbed a lot of salt in and even kicked a little dirt on him. Don't ya'll go feeling sorry for him either, cause I'll assure you, he has rubbed some in on me over the last 30 years.

He's also a good photographer.

dog1

man what a sight. I would say one in a million

dog1--I'm amazed that your friend hasn't scored yet. There's 10 times the turkeys I SEE in a whole season in just one picture. With a flock like that, he'll score.

i have seen it 100 times with my buddy's bird..but never a wild one.these are fricking awesome pics