Tes Randle Jolly

[Treerooster]

I saw the interview with Tes Tandle Jolly on the home page. I found it very interesting, thanks for putting it up. She is an excellent photographer and I enjoy her pictures in the magazine.

She must have quite a few stories about turkeys from all the time she spends with them. What a great article, or maybe even a regular feature, that would make for the magazine. My thinking was there could be a picture or two that related to a story about turkeys or the particular situation shown in the picture.

Just an idea.

[Fan Club]

Treerooster-

I can't seem to find the article you are referring to...I'm afraid it may have been replaced by Convention news. Can you provide a link for me?

Thanks bro!

JB

[Fan Club]

Found it by googling,TR...

It's in Brian's Blog. Evidently the link did drop off the main page as I suspected.

Good article and some great wild turkey observations there by a photographer. I would imagine us hunters would get to see a lot more if we didn't shoot one and then run the rest of them off!

[Treerooster]

. I would imagine us hunters would get to see a lot more if we didn't shoot one and then run the rest of them off!

Good observation and I agree 100%.

I have often continued to "duck hunt" after I have got a limit just to learn more about what the birds will do.

I travel a lot for my turkey hunting and have tagged out pretty early on occasion. I have stayed and learned a bit more about the turkeys and the area at times too.

I have always said that hunters could learn a lot more about the game they hunt, if they just wouldn't shoot it.