Cool video, roundball, thanks for posting. Reminds me of a similar incident which happened to me several years ago, when I first started turkey hunting. The first time I had deer come in when I had decoys out I was curious what their reaction would be if I called. They looked but didn't seem disturbed. They seemed very interested in the decoys, slowly approached them until one actually reached out and sniffed a decoy like a dog. If the dreaded man-scent we all talk about so much bothered them, they hid it well, because they settled down to graze for quite a while right next to the decoys and 10 yards from me. It eventually turned out to be a demonstration of the difference between deer and turkey. A real turkey came along from the other direction and got very close to me, the deer and the decoys, but was on my wrong side. I didn't even attempt to turn, I knew that was hopeless, but I did twist my head just a bit. That set the turkey off and it ran, then flew in a panic. The deer had tolerated far more movement from me for a long time, working the box call, etc. with no reaction, but that turkey was putting up with no nonsense. The deer went back to grazing. As they say, a deer sees a hunter, thinks it's a stump, keeps coming, a turkey sees a stump and thinks it's a hunter, runs away. Fast.
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