Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: SpokaneSlayer on May 26, 2009, 06:04:13 PM
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After work today, I went up to move my blind with the help of my seven year old step-daughter. Just for kicks, I brought along a box call thinking I could teach her how to use it. After setting up the blind, I show her how it works. First attempt didn't sound very good, but that was to be expected. After some further instruction, she got the hang of it. After a series of yelps, what should we hear? GOBBLE Gobble gobble!!! :yike: We need to leave...now, since I didn't have my bow with me. :bash: We got down the hill and there is a train passing, so we wait. After it passes, she wants to give it one more try. Who am I to say no? She yelps. Nothing. Again. Not one, but TWO gobblers! We REALLY need to leave since it sounds like they are getting closer. I may have educated a couple turkey's, but I think it was worth it.
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Or maybe you educated yourself to never leave your bow behind??? :chuckle: Cool deal though, that's the best way to learn, and the best way for kids to gain confidence in their calling ability.
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That is awesome man..great times. :)
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So does she fit in your turkey vest? All kidding aside, except for not having your weapon, definitely so cool !!! :IBCOOL:
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Or maybe you educated yourself to never leave your bow behind??? :chuckle: Cool deal though, that's the best way to learn, and the best way for kids to gain confidence in their calling ability.
Got that right.
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Nice story....thanks for sharing!!!
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That is so Awesome sounds like your daughter is going to be quite the turkey hunter, my 11 year old daughter really enjoys turkey hunting.
