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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #30 on: March 15, 2011, 04:52:01 PM »
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #31 on: March 16, 2011, 09:35:17 AM »
Hey Fly ~ Don't try to make a mountain out of a mole hill.It's synchronized shock gobbling and that's all it is. *gobble*
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #32 on: March 16, 2011, 10:51:38 AM »
Spur,
    Here is your statement to me: "It's SHOCK GOBBLING, nothing more, nothing less. If you cant understand WHAT, I am talking about, call me, I will SPLAIN IT TO YOU LUCY."


No attitude you say, you may want to re-read how you typed your point and what you said then, pretty clear to me.  My name aint Lucy, and by your all caps wording its very apparent you're expressing attitude.  So I gave it right back.  Period end.

PS-my only intention with you was for you to stop with the generalized replies that did not address the initial question. 
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #33 on: March 16, 2011, 11:28:25 AM »
Quote from: Dragonfly on March 16, 2011, 10:51:38 AM
Spur,
    Here is your statement to me: "It's SHOCK GOBBLING, nothing more, nothing less. If you cant understand WHAT, I am talking about, call me, I will SPLAIN IT TO YOU LUCY."


No attitude you say, you may want to re-read how you typed your point and what you said then, pretty clear to me.  My name aint Lucy, and by your all caps wording its very apparent you're expressing attitude.  So I gave it right back.  Period end.

PS-my only intention with you was for you to stop with the generalized replies that did not address the initial question. 

What a Crock o  *poo* Jason. Everybody here has seen it, and knows what is going on.

Your Shock Gobbling, up the Wrong Tree.

Took you a whole day to think this Garbage up after Modifying your Post yesterday??, Please.

Aboout your P.S. Jason.

Generalization ?? My relpies DID NOT address, the initial Question ?? It was no different than all the Others, you just chose to try and degrade me for personal reasons, Quite apparent by all.

Now, your backing up, trying to make light of it, all I did, was answer you, and you began the Horse  *poo*.

Nice Try, but yer a day late, and a dollar short.
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #34 on: March 16, 2011, 04:24:45 PM »
what ever spur boy. ::)
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #35 on: March 16, 2011, 09:22:26 PM »
Jason

Just a thought, but what answer(s) did you get from the other forums you frequent, on this topic?

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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #36 on: March 16, 2011, 10:42:13 PM »

You see it on the turkey videos all the time, mostly with Merriam & Rio hunts ... 8)
... they have 3 gobblers comin' (racin') into the set, & all 3 are gobblin' like crazy - the hunter hits a call, & all 3 gobble in unison in response to the call ... ;D

So, are gobblers #2 & #3 shock gobblin' to gobbler #1's gobble, maybe - but which one of the 3 was gobbler #1 ?? - after all, they did apparently gobbled in unison ...

... but just maybe, natural "competion for the hen's attention" may be more likely, when there's gobblin' in unison in response to a yelp, cluck, or what-ever type of turkey call ...

They don't always gobble in unison, sometimes the gobbles by the different birds are staggered a little - maybe it's just a little different reaction timin' by different birds - some quicker than others ...
... but either way; gobblin' in unision or staggered; in response to a turkey call, might still be considered as a gobbler's natural reaction in the spring, to try to draw the hen's attention to himself ...

... just a thought ... ;)

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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #37 on: March 16, 2011, 10:54:14 PM »
Not a bad explaination! My experiences are much like what J R just stated. Last year I had 5 birds come in strutting and gobbling at the same time or what seemed to be the same time. I very seriously don't think it's shock gobbling (at least not from those birds) as they didn't do it at every call just certain calls. If it was shock gobbling it would be at every single noise you make.

It may be more of a tone thing- kind of like a hot chick yelling hey baby & flashing a bunch of drunk 18 year old boys...... all will react at the same time exactly the same way

Just my thoughts as I'm no wild turkey expert
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #38 on: March 16, 2011, 11:19:43 PM »
FINALLY... Someone gets it!!!! *bowing* *bowing* *bowing* *bowing* *up*  JR and Shad you guys explained it very well, your views are much the same as mine.  Exactly what kind of thoughts and replys I was looking for.  Great insight guys. I agree with shad most.  His ideas on it are spot on with what I think.  It is weird that they all respond to the very same call but not every call.  why that call or note yah know.  Neat but wierd.  I know we'll probably never know the answer matter of factly but fun to speculate.---Jason
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #39 on: March 17, 2011, 12:13:39 AM »
Quote from: shad309 on March 16, 2011, 10:54:14 PM
Not a bad explaination! My experiences are much like what J R just stated. Last year I had 5 birds come in strutting and gobbling at the same time or what seemed to be the same time. I very seriously don't think it's shock gobbling (at least not from those birds) as they didn't do it at every call just certain calls.  What do you call that then ?? If it was shock gobbling it would be at every single noise you make. Not neccaserialy Shad, not every noise you make. There is a "TRIGGER" , that SHOCKS them into gobbling.

It may be more of a tone thing- kind of like a hot chick yelling hey baby & flashing a bunch of drunk 18 year old boys...... all will react at the same time exactly the same waySounds like Shock gobblin to me???

Just my thoughts as I'm no wild turkey expert
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #40 on: March 17, 2011, 12:17:34 AM »
Quote from: J R Hunt Camp on March 16, 2011, 10:42:13 PM

You see it on the turkey videos all the time, mostly with Merriam & Rio hunts ... 8)
... they have 3 gobblers comin' (racin') into the set, & all 3 are gobblin' like crazy - the hunter hits a call, & all 3 gobble in unison in response to the call ... ;D Whats that called when they do that ??

So, are gobblers #2 & #3 shock gobblin' to gobbler #1's gobble, maybe - but which one of the 3 was gobbler #1 ?? - after all, they did apparently gobbled in unison ... Maybe a Shock Gobble??
... but just maybe, natural "competion for the hen's attention" may be more likely, when there's gobblin' in unison in response to a yelp, cluck, or what-ever type of turkey call ...Like a TRIGGER, that Triggers a Shock Gobble?

They don't always gobble in unison, sometimes the gobbles by the different birds are staggered a little - maybe it's just a little different reaction timin' by different birds - some quicker than others ...Causing a TRIGGER? to make them Shock Gobble? Just saying.
... but either way; gobblin' in unision or staggered; in response to a turkey call, might still be considered as a gobbler's natural reaction in the spring, to try to draw the hen's attention to himself ... Or some, May just call it a Shock Gobble, that is Triggered by a sharpe Noise, or Pitch of some kind, a Trigger, so to speak? NOt dragging this out, just a thought ?

... just a thought ... ;)


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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #41 on: March 17, 2011, 06:08:21 AM »
Quote from: Dragonfly on March 16, 2011, 11:19:43 PM
FINALLY... Someone gets it!!!! *bowing* *bowing* *bowing* *bowing* *up*  JR and Shad you guys explained it very well, your views are much the same as mine.  Exactly what kind of thoughts and replys I was looking for.Whats different from the rest of our oppinions ???  Great insight guys. I agree with shad most.  His ideas on it are spot on with what I think.  It is weird that they all respond to the very same call but not every call. Shock Gobbling  ??? ::) ??? why that call or note yah know.  Neat but wierd.  I know we'll probably never know the answer *wha* matter of factly but fun to speculate.---Jason
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #42 on: March 17, 2011, 06:13:31 AM »
is the answer shock gobbling *gobble* *gobble* *lol* *lol*
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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #43 on: March 17, 2011, 06:19:19 AM »
Not for sure what Fly is looking for here??  *wha* ::) ???

The TRIGGER, that Triggers a shock gobble ???, or, what TONE, triggers a shock gobble ???

I am not for sure, but just simple shock gobbling, or what Triggers it, sounds too easy here, I must not have enough, well, Insight. ??? ::) ???

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Re: question about gobbling
« Reply #44 on: March 17, 2011, 07:35:58 AM »
How do you distinguish a shock gobble from a regular gobble then??? What I understand you are saying is pretty much every gobble could be a shock gobble.

What I stated wouldn't be a shock gobble but an actual reaction to a hen or hen sound. To me a shock gobble would be to a loud noise from another species or thing- thunder, car horn, owl, crow, etc... If it is also from a hen sound then they are all shock gobbles?
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