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Title: Turkey Pic 2 of the day for Thursday May 10th
Post by: NCRecurve on May 10, 2007, 09:39:00 AM
Look what strutted up into the backyard last night after dinner.

  (http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g313/Baitcatcher/DecoyFeeder.jpg)

  (http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g313/Baitcatcher/DecoyBack.jpg)

  (http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g313/Baitcatcher/DecoyClose.jpg)


I couldn't help thinking of the Ferret when I shot these pictures in the backyard last night so I had to post this as a joke for him.  I do really appreciate his pictures of the real thing.  This is a close as I will come to a turkey strutting in my back yard.  I made the fan over the last couple of days from an old fall gobbler tail I had in the freezer.  I fixed a clamp to the stake so the fan can be easily put on and off the stake for transportation.  I also made the fan in two pieces held together with black tie wraps so it folds in half for transportation.  I need to work on getting the fan a little lower in relation to the decoy.  I'm going to add some brown tape to cover up the black duct tape and I hope this guy will get the real deal to strut up between now and the close of the season on Saturday.

Doug
Title: Re: Turkey Pic 2 of the day for Thursday May 10th
Post by: the Ferret on May 10, 2007, 02:53:00 PM
LOL I love it. Great idea. I think Primos gets about $75 for their version. What did you do with the flambeuas regular tail?
Title: Re: Turkey Pic 2 of the day for Thursday May 10th
Post by: NCRecurve on May 14, 2007, 02:10:00 PM
I just put my fingers in the middle of the tail and pushed it back up inside the decoy.  I guess basically I just turned the tail inside out.  I'm to tight to shell out $75 for one.    ;)    He did his part Friday, unfortunately I didn't do my part.    :(    I posted in this forum under the title Last 2 days of Turkey Season.  Thanks again for the pictures you post, just an unreal setup with the birds strutting in your backyard like that.  

Doug