than a turkey gobble in the early morning. I sure wish we had more time to hunt them here in WI.

I can think of a couple, but this is a kid friendly place.

A cammed 427 big block is a close 2nd. Lol

Yes

It always amazed me when they fire up in the morning it seems that are almost everywhere but not that easy to find.

Ill take a grunt from a rutting buck anyday over a turkey gobble...just cant get excited about hunting turkeys. Im glad others hunt them because we flat have too many of them in my neck of the woods.

Used to be my favorite sound until I had a bull elk bugle 10 yd in front of me...

Ol dad

Yep!!!! Turkey gobbling is cool but not as cool as a rutting elk bugle.

Not to me when I out there hunting them.

It’s definitely a great sound. But i think a bull elk screaming within bow range is hard to beat.

Watermelon thump sound of a suppressed bullet smacking a coyote. Also the sound of a pair of (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) off coyotes chasing dogs around a den.

It’s just that 25 year wait been drawing a tag here that’s a problem. LOL Turkey might go the same way with the constant changes.

Best sound in the world is a babie's laugh.



Charlie

Bowhunting and listening to deer crunching white oak acorns (back when I could hear). Now if I hear a gobble he's probably in shotgun range.

An Elk bugle at 10 yards made me shake and quake.

A close in bull elk bugle is pretty hard to beat

Never really had any desire to turkey hunt

You would like it anti-gov if you do it right. Not sitting in a blind and ambushing them, but running and gunning and letting them do their dance in front of you. It's pretty similar to hunting elk, they just can't smell.

Ol dad

Had a large male African lion roar about 10' away at a zoo one time, if you heard that in the wild, I think you'd just fall over dead. It's impressive!

I agree with chas though!

You should hear a Polish lion! Lol

Ol dad

There's a second or so after a baby is born where it's quiet, before breathing and crying. That first cry is one of the best sounds ever too. It tells you the baby is alive and strong.

Keith