Justin Giles harvested this 12 point buck last week as it was trailing closely behind a doe. Mike Giles
David Langdon, of Lena, recently shot this 26 point buck in Leake County. The monster buck is currently leading a local contest and scored 202 4/8. Submitted photo
MERIDIAN — David Langdon, of Lena, recently shot this 26 point buck in Leake County. The monster buck is currently leading a local contest and scored 202 4/8.
Justin Giles harvested this 12 point buck last week as it was trailing closely behind a doe.
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I don't know how they do it, but gobblers across the land have some mysterious way of communicating their behavior plans. And there must be stiff penalties for deviating from the plan. I have talked with hunters from South Carolina to Arkansas and a pot full of locals and the news is the same – the birds are not gobbling normally. What gobbles we get are few and listless and if they gobble one day they are quiet as church mice the next. And they rarely gobble until sunrise and a gobble after 7:30 a.m. is headline news.
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