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<blockquote data-quote="Southern Sportsman" data-source="post: 4873158" data-attributes="member: 10399"><p>No. I knew it was possible since we were hunting the same general block, but it was about 1000 acres and I thought they would be hunting the other direction towards the truck. When I started moving on the turkey I wasn't paying much attention to direction, and my bearings were off. Even if it was someone totally random, it would have been a perfectly appropriate setup. At that point I wasn't calling and the turkey was steadily gobbling, so reason to know I was working him. But if I'm being honest, I still cussed him pretty bad as the turkey started that way. I walked over there to congratulate whoever it was, and mainly to check out the bird. I was really glad it was him and immediately felt good about how it all played out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Southern Sportsman, post: 4873158, member: 10399"] No. I knew it was possible since we were hunting the same general block, but it was about 1000 acres and I thought they would be hunting the other direction towards the truck. When I started moving on the turkey I wasn’t paying much attention to direction, and my bearings were off. Even if it was someone totally random, it would have been a perfectly appropriate setup. At that point I wasn't calling and the turkey was steadily gobbling, so reason to know I was working him. But if I’m being honest, I still cussed him pretty bad as the turkey started that way. I walked over there to congratulate whoever it was, and mainly to check out the bird. I was really glad it was him and immediately felt good about how it all played out. [/QUOTE]
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