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So, my son and I went to camp Friday after work, and thought we'd do a quick evening hunt. We ended up coming across several 100 yards away on the other side of a food plot, and were able to get them close enough for a shot on a longbeard, which my boy unfortunately missed.
Thing is, there was no gobbling, or strutting from the longbeard or the three jakes he was hanging out with. Does that mean that the breeding cycle in that area is winding down? I didn't think that a mature gobbler would tolerate jakes (and vise-versa) for that long.
Thing is, there was no gobbling, or strutting from the longbeard or the three jakes he was hanging out with. Does that mean that the breeding cycle in that area is winding down? I didn't think that a mature gobbler would tolerate jakes (and vise-versa) for that long.