Welcome to the turkey hunter podcast with me, your host, Andy Galeano.

In this podcast, I share with turkey hunters just like you how to have more turkeys on your hunting property and how to have more successful turkey hunts.

I teach you how to do this with tips and interviews with turkey hunting pros, wildlife management tips, and entertaining turkey hunting stories.

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and I will be sure to follow you back and now for this week's show hello and welcome back to this

week's episode of the Turkey Hunter podcast. You are listening to episode number 127,

understanding the body language of the wild turkey with Philip Vanderpool. And I am your host

and the guy who has hit the wall. So what does that mean? Well, I'm now at that point in the turkey hunting season to where

I'm waking up at 4.30, actually a little bit before 430, without the alarm clock going off. I have hit

the wall and my body has gotten adjusted to it. Much the same way distance runners hit the wall while they're running where they experience

extreme exhaustion and muscle fatigue before they hit the wall, and then they hit the wall,

and all of a sudden it's kind of like a state of euphoria for them.

It's a little bit of a high.

So I've hit that turkey hunting high.

My body's gotten adjusted to its new wake-up time.

It's gotten adjusted to what has been at times, four hours of sleep a night, and it's ready to rock and roll.

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