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Windy day turkeys

By Steve Bowman
ESPNOutdoors.com

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Turkey hunting is a listening game. The very basis of the sport relies on the turkey hearing a hunter's call, then responding in a way the hunter can hear the response. In other ways, hearing a turkey move, strut or drum can mean the difference between a hunter seeing a turkey or being seen too soon by one during the course of the cat-and-mouse game of calling and listening. In that game, the turkey is the superior listener. Its ability to hear even the faintest of sounds is its biggest defens ...

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