Posted by Texasmark1 on January 15, 2015 at 06:28:57 from (99.197.214.247):
After checking out my "tractor" yesterday I watched some TV.
There are a couple of outdoor channels that I watch when in the mood. One is World Fishing Network and the other has to do with hunting.
Current programming has to do with wild turkey hunting. These guys get all dolled up in camo and sit for how long waiting for "Mr. Gobbler". Sometimes alone other times as many as 3.
Guys have dekes that look real and are on a rod whereas the wind can make them rotate with it. This seems to really have it's benefits.
The guys get the female clucking call a going and next thing you know here comes Mr. Hot Dog. On the way he usually does several Gobbles and it's interesting just how much effort he puts into that.
Then he comes up to the dekes and is nothing short of a bully after he puts on his fan show on the way. It's Real TV, not Reality TV and really is enjoyable for a guy that never hunted them and knew not of their mannerisms.
I don't have to hunt them. Just watching the show is enough for me. They also show a lot of bow hunting for deer and some rifle hunting.
If Cabin Fever is getting you down and you have Satellite TV (probably cable has these shows too) might tune in. On Dish channels are up around 400 or a little below.
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