TURKEY for BREAKFAST

[Skitterpop]

That flock must roost nearby

Go out at first light and produce a great horned owl call....cupped hands..... deep HOO.... HOO-HOO...and if the Tom is close enough by whether he is with the Flock and he should be now ...in Spring he might roost by himself....he should go nuts if you can do a decent owl call.

It is quite the wildness if he does it

[Backbeach Jake]

Come to think of it, I've never heard them in New England . In Northeastern Kentucky, all the time , but here no. I have seen one chasing a hawk through the trees at Head of the Meadow though. Impressive flying for such a big bird. The hawk looked scared.

[Raven]

Originally Posted by Backbeach Jake

Come to think of it, I've never heard them in New England . In Northeastern Kentucky, all the time , but here no. I have seen one chasing a hawk through the trees at Head of the Meadow though. Impressive flying for such a big bird. The hawk looked scared.

theres some here....and i listened for them during late january when it was warm for their mating calls (mating season) ....good idea ...i'll try it because i have an excellent owl call i learned from livin in the mountains in the west. hoo hoo hooo ...- hoo hoo

[Squid kids Dad]

hoo are you...hoo hoo hoo hoo