About to head out the door with my son. Hoping to get him his first

I’m headed out. Good luck men

At the gate - going w a buddy on his land today!! I put my other buddy on turkey we found on public - least i can do since he showed me the public

Good luck guys

Shoulda stayed in the bunk house, little breezy but gonna try

I'm here, maybe today is the day. Good luck!

Yep. A little more windy than I thought it was supposed to be.

At listening spot

First gobble

Hunting a new property in Fayette co for the first time for turkey. Looking for #2. Good luck guys

First gobble warm and humid here in Jackson county. Left the swamps to try the mountain todsy

At the listing spot. Good luck fellas

Babysitting grandkids in Elmore county. Sitting on back porch drinking coffee with 4yo grandson. Here’s some intel. I hear two gobbling off fire tower road.

Dead quiet here. Watched a gobbler cross this field around 7 yesterday evening

I listened to one burning it up across the paved road on the neighbors this morning. The bird that was with Stephens never said a word before I left for work.

Not a peep, sat down under a big oak gonna soak it out and. Noticed a turkey pitch down towards a bottom. Made a few soft yelps. Found out why it pitched out so far not long after.

After waking up at 330 with bad stomach pains and nausea I wasn’t sure if I was goin go this morning but I did. I get to the gate and stomach cuts loose on both ends so I literally just lay in the road for 30 mins and ones starts gooblinf I make a set up and had hens behind me cutting and brought him right to me at 15 yds. A fine hunt with a 2 year old for my 2nd this season

No luck. Had one gobbling but he was across creek

Sick sick sick shot him and he went to flopping. Got to his feet about the time I did and took off. I looked an hour and went and got my lab no luck yet. I never lost one before I am sick

First morning in Bama. Had 2 maybe 3 gobbling this morning. Got set up on one with my dad in a less than optimal set up, but it was all we had based on where 2 of the birds were. All we could do was stand behind a hill that was about up to our waists with good cover in front on the edge of a field between where 2 birds were gobbling. A loud mouth hen pitches into the field and goes on and on. Clucking, purring, yelping, with one of the birds gobbling in a bottom 100-150 yards away. He gets silent and I figure he’s coming. Sure enough 5 minutes later here he comes strutting so perfect directly down the middle of the field. He’s getting closer and closer and I’m getting anxious cause my dads gun is still leaning against a tree next to him(remember we’re standing) Well he gets to 20 yards and my dad can’t stand it anymore and goes for his gun. Game over bird flys away out of our life. I think it’s the most mad I’ve ever seen him lol. One of the other birds gobbled a couple times more and he responded to a few calls, but was on the neighbors in a field and not budging.

Dad bailed in frustration and I’m on the other side of the farm trying to strike one

Well he ought to be mad with himself. That is one of the first things I was taught. Make sure your gun up and ready at all times.

Dad wouldn’t have had a chance to pull his iron if I knew it was leaning against a tree and the gobbler was at-50