Not a real big one, but pretty spots. It was an 18lb tom.
Went to a spot I hadn't hunted yet this year. Got set up in the field and started calling with my TC's custom diaphragm. Literally within seconds eyes pop up about 150 yds. away on the field edge. I keep the eyes lit and continue to call but it doesnt move. After a minute or two it still hasn't moved, usually a good sign its a cat. It looks away from the light a couple times and I decide its time to do something, so I lay the shotgun down and go prone with the rifle. Get lined up and flip on the destroyer and its definitely a cat. When the brighter light hits his eyes he turns his head and I let him have it right behind the ear. First set of the night.
Ended the night with a grey and a coon.
Went to a spot I hadn't hunted yet this year. Got set up in the field and started calling with my TC's custom diaphragm. Literally within seconds eyes pop up about 150 yds. away on the field edge. I keep the eyes lit and continue to call but it doesnt move. After a minute or two it still hasn't moved, usually a good sign its a cat. It looks away from the light a couple times and I decide its time to do something, so I lay the shotgun down and go prone with the rifle. Get lined up and flip on the destroyer and its definitely a cat. When the brighter light hits his eyes he turns his head and I let him have it right behind the ear. First set of the night.
Ended the night with a grey and a coon.