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Infamous beardless gobbler
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<blockquote data-quote="redarm" data-source="post: 5336159" data-attributes="member: 20352"><p>Called one in for my buddy this morning and could tell was a mature gobbler despite had no visual beard whatsoever. Well I figured it would have one and told him to take the shot. First time had used dad's old Lynch call for most of the calling. Worked great! Also used a little bit of mouth calling. After got to him he did have a stubble of a beard left . Either fell off from fright of when I had used decoys in the past or beard rot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redarm, post: 5336159, member: 20352"] Called one in for my buddy this morning and could tell was a mature gobbler despite had no visual beard whatsoever. Well I figured it would have one and told him to take the shot. First time had used dad's old Lynch call for most of the calling. Worked great! Also used a little bit of mouth calling. After got to him he did have a stubble of a beard left . Either fell off from fright of when I had used decoys in the past or beard rot. [/QUOTE]
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