Well..............

[DirtyDog]

I just about have everything ready for our season opener tomorrow. Wish me luck, I am trying for my first bird. 

[Bills Custom Calls]

Good luck Joe

[Red Dog]

Go get them

[coyotehunter_1]

Wish me luck, I am trying for my first bird.

LUCK?

Joe, with your luck... a big ol' grand daddy gobbler will fly right into the business end of your shotgun. 


Good hunting, my friend... be safe out there !!

[iahntr]

Good luck!! 

[Silencer]

Go get em Joe, best of luck to ya and may a monster tom come a courtin.

[FinsnFur]

Just be sure to remember your camera...cause the FNF Turkey contest is about to come to life.

[HaMeR]

Wish me luck, I am trying for my first bird.

LUCK?

Joe, with your luck... a big ol' grand daddy gobbler will fly right into the business end of your shotgun. 


Good hunting, my friend... be safe out there !!

Fartin never worked on Ohio birds. 

:roflmao: :roflmao:

Good Luck Joe!! I get to go in another 23 days!! 

[alscalls]

GOOOOOOOOOOOOO........Joe :roflmao: Could not help it.
Dont buy chicken, go beyond the pavement....
Your makin me want to go hunting bad! I have found some nice birds I just hope they stay till season.
http://www.geocities.com/alscalls/coyote.html

[Hawks Feather]

Good luck.  Just remember all the things you have leaned, then have a bit of luck, and you will get a big one.

Jerry

[KySongDog]

Good luck, Joe!   I wish I could go this year.  It's going to be a while before my shoulder is ready.

Semp

[HaMeR]

If I had the way to do it Semp I would have you out there calling for me & taking pictures. 

[coyote101]

Go slay 'em Joe.  Send pictures.

Pat

[DirtyDog]

Well, we got there before daybreak, and it was drizzlin a bit. Got to our spot and when it started getting light out we started calling, and they started gobbllin. Unfortunately (and expected) they were with hens and moved on. We then prceeded to try to find another birds and couldn't, so we took a break for lunch.

Our plan for after lunch was to go and just sit down in a spot where they have been known to hang out in the daytime. So we go and sit down and it is still drizzlin a bit, and we are still getting wet. After about 30 minutes of some soft calling, we hear a gobble several huntred yards away. After a few more calls, and gobbles, he is hot and on the way. At about 100 yards, he hangs up, so I stop calling. After a few short minutes, he can't stand it and come in.......right behind us and we can't move. He ended up not more than 25 yards away and we couldn't do a dang thing about it.

That was the firts gobbler that I have ever called in. I was so close, but learned a lot about how they react. It was a fun day even though I got soaked and I am ready to go tomorrow (just as soon as I dry my stuff out).

[Silencer]

sounds like he was close enough to "feel" the gobble   
Keep at em DD !!!  You'll git r done !!!

[Bopeye]

What a year you have had........way to go JOE!!!! 

[HaMeR]

All that AND on your 1st day out looking for a Tom!! Purdy darn cool huh??   

Did he gobble in your ear at 25yds?? 

[coyote101]

Way to go Joe!

Pat

[Troy Walter]

Good job Joe,There is nothing like it, to hear the gobble on a  nice spring day.Well not so nice of a day but there is still nothing like it.

[DirtyDog]

All that AND on your 1st day out looking for a Tom!! Purdy darn cool huh??   

Did he gobble in your ear at 25yds?? 

Actually, he gobbled one time after he left from being hung up, and that is how we knew he was coming. So we turned around and there he was.