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<blockquote data-quote="SoonerATC" data-source="post: 1103543" data-attributes="member: 9576"><p>This afternoon my wife and I went for a drive around Lake Thunderbird after trying some fishing in the rain. No luck with the fishing, but another couple gave me their one crappie they had caught. It was a bit on the small side, so I went ahead and just released it after they left. As usual, we saw quite a few deer around the Indian Point area. We also happened across a wild turkey hen walking around near some empty campgrounds. Later, as we approached the park office (they have an open nature area where deer are often seen loitering around), she spotted two toms. We pulled over and she wanted me to try my slate call on them to get them to gobble. I tried, but only got them to gobble once or twice. I still sometimes sound like a hen going through puberty when I use it. There also happened to be another couple in a vehicle nearby doing the same thing. They were much more responsive to his calls. All in all, it was a fun drive. We saw about a dozen deer plus the turkey. It was the first time I'd ever seen toms in real life. It was much easier then I thought it would be to tell them apart from the hens. </p><p></p><p>Now, if I could only spot turkey in a legal area when I have my gun with me...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SoonerATC, post: 1103543, member: 9576"] This afternoon my wife and I went for a drive around Lake Thunderbird after trying some fishing in the rain. No luck with the fishing, but another couple gave me their one crappie they had caught. It was a bit on the small side, so I went ahead and just released it after they left. As usual, we saw quite a few deer around the Indian Point area. We also happened across a wild turkey hen walking around near some empty campgrounds. Later, as we approached the park office (they have an open nature area where deer are often seen loitering around), she spotted two toms. We pulled over and she wanted me to try my slate call on them to get them to gobble. I tried, but only got them to gobble once or twice. I still sometimes sound like a hen going through puberty when I use it. There also happened to be another couple in a vehicle nearby doing the same thing. They were much more responsive to his calls. All in all, it was a fun drive. We saw about a dozen deer plus the turkey. It was the first time I'd ever seen toms in real life. It was much easier then I thought it would be to tell them apart from the hens. Now, if I could only spot turkey in a legal area when I have my gun with me... [/QUOTE]
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