Red broke 2 or 3 toms at 9:07am. Good video of the one that went North. Another one went East, might've been a third one. Could sit and call later, maybe get one to come. Sunny, high near 75. SSE wind 10 to 13 mph. Setup at the break, the sound will go right to the one that went North.
Red's daddy was a purebred Red Setter, his mommy was a Pointer.
Sharing the history of hunting Wild Turkeys with a Dog in the U.S. and Canada. Associated with the TurkeyDog.Org web site.
Red found them this morning.
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Great job Red!
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